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Why we are in trouble if we don’t change education
25th September 2018
Erik Vermeulen
“Developers will be at the centre of solving the world’s most pressing challenges.”
As revenue pressures increase, tech transfer offices must evolve
3rd September 2018
Global University Venturing
Tech transfer offices are under increasing pressure to generate revenue, but an innovative tech transfer strategy can help them deliver.
Bridging the gap between man and machine
29th June 2018
Callum Cyrus
The quest for human-machine interfaces is increasingly driving CVC investments.
How science can bring about a eureka moment for Indian…
18th June 2018
Tarun Khanna
The Indian innovation ecosystem is slowly catching up with that of the US, but more needs to be done, argue Tarun Khanna and K Vijay Raghavan.
Two views on tech transfer and university incubation
15th May 2018
Andrew Gaule
Andrew Gaule discusses tech transfer and university incubation with Tal Badt, X-lab Tsinghua University, and Quentin Compton-Bishop, Warwick Ventures.
We are already living in the future
14th May 2018
Erik Vermeulen
Digital technologies have already reshaped the world in which we live and work. This is already our new shared reality.
Can governments turn engineers into entrepreneurs?
24th April 2018
Robyn Klingler-Vidra
A champion for innovation and entrepreneurship
21st March 2018
Thierry Heles

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Connecticut: the least likely innovation hub in the US
21st March 2018
Matthew McCooe
Matthew McCooe, Connecticut Innovations, explores why Connecticut is suddenly one of the most desirable locations for tech startups
Why universities will be disrupted in a digital world
19th March 2018
Erik Vermeulen
Erik Vermeulen looks at how modern-day technologies are re-defining education and the role of universities.
The important difference between features and benefits
26th February 2018
Jennie Flint
Jennie Flint, commercialisation associate at Cambridge Enterprise, considers the difference between the features of a technology and its benefits.
The digital health ecosystem in the US
26th February 2018
Lata Hariharan
Last year was remarkable for the growth of digital healthcare with record numbers of funding rounds, M&A activity and mega-size deals.
Research commercialisation - why do it?
19th February 2018
Alison Campbell
Alison Campbell looks at the reasons that drive technology transfer, considering views from the US, the UK and Ireland.
New frontiers in university innovation
5th February 2018
Jerome Engel
Engel explores three new trends of university innovation: the rise of university venture funds, the changing nature of CVC and the push from government funders of university research.

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How science can bring about a eureka moment for Indian…
18th June 2018
Tarun Khanna
The Indian innovation ecosystem is slowly catching up with that of the US, but more needs to be done, argue Tarun Khanna and K Vijay Raghavan.
A champion for innovation and entrepreneurship
21st March 2018
Thierry Heles
Why universities will be disrupted in a digital world
19th March 2018
Erik Vermeulen
Erik Vermeulen looks at how modern-day technologies are re-defining education and the role of universities.
The important difference between features and benefits
26th February 2018
Jennie Flint
Jennie Flint, commercialisation associate at Cambridge Enterprise, considers the difference between the features of a technology and its benefits.
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