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

Today I have the pleasure of introducing Juan R. Garcia, Chief Executive Officer and Founder of the Biotechnology Business Institute, in Spain, and BioSeed Capital in the United Kingdom. He spent the initial part of his career in the laboratory as a researcher and has since become an entrepreneur. Juan, could you give us aaaa

Finding a good problem to focus your research on or build a startup around is a challenge and can greatly influence your success and growth potential. What is a good problem and how to find one? How to make sure that it is a problem that you can tackle? On Tuesday the 28th of Novemberaaa

On 25th March, Innovation Forum KCL, alongside KCL’s Entrepreneurship Institute and Health & Life Sciences Enterprise Committee, hosted the Advancing Innovation in Healthcare: Idea Workshop at the KCL’s Waterloo Campus at KCL’s Waterloo Campus, sponsored by Founders Factory. The whole-day workshop was attended by 21 participants. The participants were organised into five teams that then developed ideasaaa