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

Finding a good problem to focus your research on or build a start-up 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? This talk is for researchers andaaa

From its use in fermentation to make beer and bread, to its role in infectious diseases and the creation of antibiotics, microbiology has captivated interest for millennia. But only in the last decade has genomics rapidly transformed our whole understanding of microbiology. Are microbes more important to our health and living ecosystems than we thought? Whataaa

Imperial College London Innovation Forum hosted the “Innovations towards a sustainable future” event on the evening of 22nd February at Imperial’s Kensington Campus. The event was aimed at informing academics and entrepreneurs on the status of CleanTech globally, and to what extent London and the UK are involved in this sector, with examples from invitedaaa