International Space Station National Laboratory

16 hours ago

Founders: Deadline to submit an application to the 2026 Orbital Edge Accelerator program has been extended: Applications now due June 4, 2026, offering a limited window for high-potential startups to be considered for $500,000–$750,000 in private capital, plus:
- Eligibility for a $100,000 non-dilutive Boeing-funded Technology in Space PrizeA prize that provides grant funding for business startups participating in the MassChallenge startup accelerator program to conduct innovative research and technology development utilizing the ISS National Lab. The prize is funded by the Center for the Advancement of Science in Space, which manages the ISS National Lab, and Boeing.
- Hands-on mentorship from experienced investors and operators
- Access to space-based testing and commercialization pathways

Backed by the ISS National Laboratory with partners Cook Inlet Region, Inc., E2MC, Stellar Ventures, Context Ventures, Draper Associates, and Draper University, the program is designed to accelerate ventures shaping the future of the space economy.

Two tailored tracks are available:
- Sentinel – early-stage dual-use space technologies
- Disrupt – pre-seed and seed startups in space biotech and advanced materials

If you or your team are building in these areas, this could be a valuable opportunity to accelerate both funding and growth. Still accepting applicants → ow.ly/i5MM50Z4V6C

#founder #startup #Funding #accelerator

Draper University Draper Associates Context VC Stellar Ventures Cook Inlet Region, Inc. E2MC (Earth-to-Mars Capital) Boeing ... See MoreSee Less