Covid-19 could have seen Europe’s start-ups retreat into their shells, to wait for the worst to pass. Instead, many have been spurred on to achieve new milestones, pushing forward with the development innovative solutions that will contribute to making the post-pandemic world a better place. The ongoing Covid-19 pandemic has brought forth many challenges for most branches of industry, and start-ups across a wide range of fields have risen to this challenge, taking the opportunity to validate their innovative solutions and connect with the demands of the continent’s many stakeholders. Several of the most innovative start-ups were part of the latest EIT Jumpstarter cohort, which reached its conclusion late last month.