Launch Chapel Hill
Chapel Hill accelerator whose main track, Launch Powered by KPMG, is a free six-week cohort for MVP or early-sales startups, with or without a UNC link, ending in a Demo Day. It takes no equity.
Funding not published · equity-free
Accelerator · United States
SOSV's deep tech programme in New York and San Francisco, called IndieBio until early 2026, with bio and chemistry labs on site. SOSV invests up to US$550k on a pre-seed SAFE.
Status unknown Run by SOSV
Verified 18 October 2026 · From the programme's own pages
Up to six months with full access to labs, equipment, staff and co-working. Applicants choose New York, San Francisco or both. SOSV makes about 60 pre-seed investments a year across its programmes.
Dates not published.
The programme does not publish eligibility rules on the pages we read. Check its site before you apply.
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Chapel Hill accelerator whose main track, Launch Powered by KPMG, is a free six-week cohort for MVP or early-sales startups, with or without a UNC link, ending in a Demo Day. It takes no equity.
Funding not published · equity-free
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Funding not published · equity-free
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Funding not published · equity not published
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Funding not published · equity not published
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Funding not published · equity not published
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Funding not published · equity-free
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