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Journalists can download the Deep Tech Summit 2026 press image from the media page, next to the logo pack.
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Journalists can download the Deep Tech Summit 2026 press image from the media page, next to the logo pack.

The top bar now has four groups. Each opens a panel with its pages and the key facts about them.
One guide for getting to Warsaw and around it. It opens with the two venues: Fabryka Norblina for October 26–27, and the evening event at Dom Towarowy Bracia Jabłkowscy.

The Deep Tech Summit vertical logo for dark backgrounds, as one ZIP or as single files.

A shorter menu on phones. On phones, Menu now opens a short list instead of the full desktop menu: Program, Travel & Venue, Challenges, Partners, Media accreditation and Insights.
The privacy policy link in our terms works again. The Summit 2026 terms point readers to deeptechsummit.eu/privacy-policy. That address now opens the Summit 2026 privacy policy.
On the challenges page, the CEE Challenge 2026 card now spans the full width, shows the deadline in large type, and puts Apply first.
See all challengesJournalists, editors, photographers, broadcasters and podcasters can apply to cover the Summit directly on the site.
The agenda now has a timeline view: rooms across, times down, so you can see what runs at the same moment.
The CEE Challenge page introduces New Wave VC as investment partner and the jury: Jacek Kubrak, Ian Firla, Marian Popinigis and Christian Kumar.
Program changes appear on the agenda within about a minute of the team making them.
The CEE Challenge has its own page with the timeline, alumni, prizes and partners. Other open calls moved to the challenges page.
The homepage counts down to the October 16 ticket price rise, in the hero and in the ticket band.
What three years of CEE Challenge applications say about deep tech in Central and Eastern Europe: 750+ applications and 267 verified companies, with charts by country and funding.
Read the reportStartups apply to CEE Challenge 2026 in four steps, without leaving the site. Pitch decks up to 10 MB are accepted.
See the CEE ChallengeStartup, Investor, Corporate and Ecosystem tickets sit side by side, and every buy button goes to the same checkout at tickets.deeptechsummit.eu.
Choose your ticketFollow the events directory from your calendar or feed reader, or suggest an event for review.
The partners page now explains how to partner with the Summit, who you will meet, and how to get the partner brochure.
Under the ticket cards, a named contact from the Summit team answers ticket questions. Copy their email in one click.
See ticketsA directory of deep-tech events across Europe, each checked by the Summit team before it is published.
Browse eventsFaster pages. The homepage opens faster, and pages keep loading when the site is busy.
Country flags on speaker cards. Speaker cards on the homepage and the speakers page show each speaker's flag and country code beside their name. Meet the speakers →
A shorter homepage on phones. Full-width buttons, stats in a 2 × 2 grid and shorter track tiles make the homepage quicker to scroll on a phone.
Only 2026 speakers and sessions. The speakers page, profiles, agenda and track pages now show the 2026 edition only.
Links from the old site work again. Thirteen addresses from the previous site, still linked from search results, LinkedIn and past emails, now open the right page or say the page is gone.
Terms and privacy in the footer. The footer's Legal column links the Summit 2026 terms and conditions and privacy policy. The CEE Challenge card links the challenge terms above Apply.
Better link previews. Sharing deeptechsummit.eu in iMessage and other apps now shows the Summit logo on navy instead of a speaker photo.
The rebuilt site goes beyond the homepage: an agenda with day tabs, a speaker directory with a profile for every speaker, a page per track, and a contact page.
Open the agendaSpeaker search as you type. The speakers page filters as you type, and the search stays in the link so you can share it. Search speakers →
Who is this for?. The homepage names the five groups the Summit is built for: corporate leaders, investors, founders and operators, scientists and researchers, and the public sector.
Sessions in more than one track. A session can now belong to several tracks, so it appears on each of their pages. See the tracks →