This week marks the official launch of the “Venture Catalysts’” 4th cycle, which is inviting researchers and future founders to take the next step in their professional growth - turning science and technology-based ideas into viable businesses. So far 120 participants have successfully graduated the program, and this cycle has attracted 53 applications from scientists, students, and entrepreneurs across Latvia and abroad, demonstrating the growing interest in the deep tech sector. “Venture Catalysts” brings together science and entrepreneurship by offering practical support for idea commercialization. Over the course of five weeks, participants will learn how to assess their project’s market potential, protect intellectual property,…