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Beyond the Breakthrough
Beyond the Breakthrough is a weekly interview series with the world’s brightest minds in university innovation — technology transfer leaders, university venture fund managers, founders, policymakers, lawyers and others answering the question: how does research make it from a lab into the real world?
The podcast is hosted by Thierry Heles, editor-at-large of Global University Venturing, and is released for free here and through all major podcast platforms.
October 25, 2024
Asia lags behind other regions for university venture funds
Beyond the BreakthroughJust over a fifth of academic institutions in Asia have access to a dedicated university venture fund, with a third of all funds found in Japan — that’s the finding of GUV’s latest regional analysis published last week.October 22, 2024
Maria Roche: Why professors make bad spinout founders
Beyond the BreakthroughShould professors be spinout founders? An increasing number of universities are pushing their faculty to be more entrepreneurial but data suggests that that's not always a good thing — for the professor, the spinout or the students.October 23, 2024
Maria Roche: Professor-led spinouts have poorer outcomes
Beyond the BreakthroughShould professors be spinout founders? An increasing number of universities are pushing their faculty to be more entrepreneurial but data suggests that that's not always a good thing — for the professor, the spinout or the students.October 18, 2024
Maria Roche: Professor-led spinouts have poorer performance, research shows
Beyond the BreakthroughShould professors be spinout founders? An increasing number of universities are pushing their faculty to be more entrepreneurial but data suggests that that's not always a good thing — for the professor, the spinout or the students.August 30, 2024
Why university venture funds are still uncommon in US and Europe
Beyond the BreakthroughDespite the benefits of universities having a venture fund they can draw on to invest in companies they help commercialise, they are still a rarity in places with mature venture capital sectors like Europe and the US.Load MoreAbout us
Global University Venturing (GUV) is where tech transfer, academic and investment experts meet to explore the latest ideas and technologies driving innovation forward. We drive the discussions and share best practices that are critical to the success of spinouts, scaleouts and innovation programmes. Our aim is to help improve the processes of bringing innovations from academia to global markets and facilitate their integration into the broader business ecosystem.
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