The University of Helsinki, in collaboration with Slush, is gearing up to showcase eight innovations at Slush 2024, focusing on energy, sustainability, and health solutions. Among the innovations is ReLIGHT, a technology accelerating the sustainability transition by reducing costs in green hydrogen production, which can aid various industries in achieving carbon neutrality. Another innovative project, Futumine, offers an environmentally friendly method to extract gold from electronic waste without hazardous chemicals, reducing environmental impact. The University's commitment to innovation extends to cancer care, with projects like Multivision Diagnostics using AI to personalize cancer treatments. Y Science, an official side event of Slush, will feature pitching competitions and a platform for University teams to commercialize research findings in the life sciences sector. The University's active role in commercializing innovations and fostering partnerships with companies reflects its dedication to building a sustainable future. Aside from Y Science, the University will host other side events during Slush week, including InvestED Helsinki for the educational technology sector and Helsinki Incubators' networking event showcasing startups and entrepreneurial talents. These initiatives not only highlight the University's commitment to innovation but also contribute to Finland's RDI objectives and growth potential.