Technology transfer is an exciting and growing field, but there is naturally a great variety in maturity of operations, both between countries and individual institutions.
Steve Jobs, Mark Zuckerberg, Sergey Brin: We celebrate these entrepreneurs for their successes, and often equally extol the venture capitalists who backed their start-ups and share in their glory.
Additive manufacturing technology has opened up possibilities for the production of medical products that can change the way reconstructive medicine is done all over the world.
Picture this… It’s 8am. You take your first sip of coffee, ready to start your day. You check your email and… You find out your latest grant application didn’t get funded. Bummer.
The Venture Capital business is full of great firms that were founded by entrepreneurs/operators who became investors mid/late career.
Seeing the company I founded sell for a huge amount of money while personally making very little from it is, of course, frustrating.
Entrepreneurship for Physicists: A Practical Guide to Move Ideas from University to Market offers a concise analysis of the key ingredients that enable entrepreneurs to bring added value to their customers.
By definition, it is a practice of funding a project or venture by raising many small amounts of money from a large number of people, typically via the internet.
We are all familiar with the traditional “ funnel” model of technology transfer. On paper, this model looks deceptively simple.
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