Micael Oliveira

First Prize at the Lisbon Challenge:
- 50,000€
- 30 years of office space in Lisbon

In 2013 more than 500 startups from all over the world applied to the Lisbon Challenge. Only 75 teams were selected to be a part of the 3 month competition. In the end my team won the first prize.

Lisbon Challenge is an ambitious 3-month acceleration program aimed at eager international tech startups in prototype or product phase, looking for a truly innovative and empowering experience. It… Show more

First Prize at the Lisbon Challenge:
- 50,000€
- 30 years of office space in Lisbon

In 2013 more than 500 startups from all over the world applied to the Lisbon Challenge. Only 75 teams were selected to be a part of the 3 month competition. In the end my team won the first prize.

Lisbon Challenge is an ambitious 3-month acceleration program aimed at eager international tech startups in prototype or product phase, looking for a truly innovative and empowering experience. It aims to offer consistent methods and resources for startups acceleration.
Top Results: 130 alumni startups have raised over 30 million euros, 3 alumni at YCombinator and 7 at Seedcamp, and 40% of alumni got invested.
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The American Corners Competition is a partnership between the American Embassy in Lisbon and the Portuguese Government whose goal is to foster research activities by means of new technologies.

TEDx talk at the Instituto Superior Técnico in Lisbon. The talk focuses on the decision making process and how Orankl could help everyone with that.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eN5dR5u6t0M
http://tedxalameda.ist.utl.pt/missing-bio-orankl/

Third prize awarded at the Ernst & Young entrepreneurship competition:
- Market research study
- Business viability study

The Ernst & Young entrepreneurship competition is organised by the CEO's club of the Nova School of Business and Economics. The focus of the competition is to help startups turn ideas into successful businesses.

In September of 2012 I was awarded an FNR PhD Fellowship to pursue my training in experimental particle physics and data analysis.

Since its creation in 1999, the Fonds National de la Recherche (FNR - National Research Fund) has become a key actor in building a high-quality research system in Luxembourg. The FNR provides funding for all branches of science and the humanities with an emphasis on strategically aligned research domains.

Beyond its traditional role of funding agency… Show more

In September of 2012 I was awarded an FNR PhD Fellowship to pursue my training in experimental particle physics and data analysis.

Since its creation in 1999, the Fonds National de la Recherche (FNR - National Research Fund) has become a key actor in building a high-quality research system in Luxembourg. The FNR provides funding for all branches of science and the humanities with an emphasis on strategically aligned research domains.

Beyond its traditional role of funding agency, the FNR develops various thematic and strategic instruments that help to construct Luxembourg’s profile as an international research site, notably by attracting excellent researchers from abroad, by fostering international collaborations, by promoting collaborations with the private sector, by promoting the industrial exploitation of research results and by supporting the training of researchers at PhD and postdoctoral levels. Furthermore the FNR is actively promoting scientific culture and interest in research.

Within all its activities, the FNR encourages research projects that relate to Luxembourg's socio-economic challenges and welcomes public-private partnerships involving Luxembourg's key-players in R&D.
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