Deep tech, in ninety seconds.

90″ DeepTech is a video observatory on European deep tech. Founders, investors and experts explain one idea each, straight to camera, in ninety seconds. We start from Italy.

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Recording now. First episodes publish in November 2026.

Every episode runs on the same clock: hook, context, the idea, proof, close.

Why ninety seconds

Europe's labs produce world-class deep tech every week. Almost none of it is told in a way people actually watch.

The research sits in papers. The startups sit in PDF decks. The reasoning of the people who fund them sits in private memos. The people who could help, hire, partner or invest never see any of it.

Ninety seconds is long enough for one real idea and short enough that people watch to the end. The constraint is the point: no jargon survives it, and no good idea needs more.

We are three people building a public map of who builds, who backs and who understands deep tech in Europe. One video at a time, starting from Italy.

The format

One idea. One voice. Ninety seconds, on the same clock every time.

  1. 0:00 – 0:08
    HookYour name, and the boldest true sentence you can say about the idea.
  2. 0:08 – 0:30
    ContextWho has the problem, or what question you are answering.
  3. 0:30 – 1:10
    The ideaWhat you built, how you decide, or what people get wrong. Plain words.
  4. 1:10 – 1:25
    ProofOne result, one number, one deal, one example.
  5. 1:25 – 1:30
    CloseOne sentence, looking at the camera.
Your phone is fine

Vertical, window light in front of you, camera at eye level. Clear audio is the only hard rule.

Questions, not a script

We send three to five guiding questions. You answer the ones that fit, in your own words.

You approve the cut

Nothing is published without your yes. No fee, ever, and the video is yours to reuse.

English or Italian

Speak the language you are strongest in. Subtitles always, in both.

Who it's for

Three kinds of people, three kinds of ninety seconds.

Founders

Deep tech startups and spin-offs, from lab project to Series B.

  • The problem, and who has it
  • Your solution, in words a smart outsider gets
  • What the startup does today, and what you need next
Pitch your startup

Investors

GPs, LPs, angels, family offices and corporate VCs backing deep tech.

  • How you scout: where deals come from, what you look for first
  • How you structure a deep tech investment
  • How you analyze a project, and what kills it
Feature your fund

Experts

Scientists, operators, clinicians, regulators, exited founders.

  • One topic, explained so a non-specialist gets it
  • One piece of news, and why it matters
  • One thing everyone gets wrong about your field
Explain a topic

How it works

From application to published episode in about two weeks.

  1. ApplyTwo minutes. Tell us who you are and what you would talk about.
  2. BriefWe send you three to five guiding questions and the clock above. You answer the ones you like, in bullet points, not an essay.
  3. RecordOn your phone, or on a 15-minute call where we direct you. Three takes, keep the best.
  4. ApproveWe cut, subtitle and send it back. Nothing goes out without your yes.
  5. PublishLinkedIn, Instagram and YouTube, tagged to you and your organization. The assets stay yours.

Be featured

We read every application and reply within a week.

Free. You approve the final cut. We only use your details to reply to you.

About

90″ DeepTech started in Milan in 2026 as an observatory on new medical technology. We widened it to all deep tech because the people, the labs and the money are all connected, and because the gap is the same everywhere: extraordinary work, invisible to the people who should see it.

Three founders, three functions. All three of us study every project before we press record.

GianmarcoStrategy, interviews, investor relations
ChiaraOperations, partnerships, editorial quality
GiovanniData, research, automation