After 5 weeks of hard work, our start-ups pitched at this year’s final “Science 2 Start-up workshop”. Ranging from gait-monitoring for Alzheimer’s disease to the use of stem cells to treat tooth maladies, our start-ups really demonstrated what they had learned during S2S 2019. However, there could only be one winner of our £200 prizeaaa

Last week, our Science 2 Start-up workshop covered intellectual property (IP) and finance. Joseph Lenthall discussed the various types of protection available to your business e.g. patents, trademarks, trade secrets and copyrights. Guarding the creations of your start-up is essential to the competitive survival of your enterprise and should not be overlooked! Dominic O’Regan discussedaaa

Building upon our initial ideation workshop, Nicholas Duggan, a partner at Viadynamics, spoke about how to select an appropriate business model at this week’s Science to Start-up (S2S) workshop. Consideration of numerous processes and questions are required before settling on an adequate business model for your start-up: to reach your desired customers, do you haveaaa

Our first workshop of the Science to Start-up (S2S) 2019 series kicked off on Tuesday. Dominic Falcão, founding director of Deep Science Ventures, spoke about the process of problem-orientated ideation: determining which problem your start-up could solve, pinpointing your solution and reflecting on its viability. Our attendees then put what they’d learned into practice byaaa

Following on from the success of last year’s Science 2 Start-up (S2S) series, Innovation Forum UCL and UCL Innovation & Enterprise are delighted to announce its return this Autumn. This article will detail more about this free 5-week workshop series & information on how to join in on the fun. What is S2S? S2S isaaa

The Innovation Forum is an accelerator for science-based ventures. It is supported by a global grassroots network of over 10,000 innovators that seeks to build bridges between industry, academia and government. We focus on the future and the evolution of today’s technologies, which range from the nascent stage to the cusp of commercial application. Innovationaaa