Johnson & Johnson held its first open pitch event at in-cosmetics Global in London last week.
The US multinational accepted three minute pitches from global early stage entrepreneurs hoping for a chance to win a mentorship from the conglomerate and €5,000 of project funding.
But it was a digital biotech company from Ireland that impressed the judges with its discovery of peptides from natural plant sources using artificial intelligence and DNA analysis.
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