Sectors
We look back at the highlights of season four of Beyond the Breakthrough podcast and find out that ingredients are in place for increased commercialisation of academic research in 2025.
The University of Southampton has developed a toolkit with templates to standardise spinout negotiations at institutions across the UK.
Setting up investment committees made up of industry, venture capital and academics is a way to ensure limited proof-of-concept funds are allocated fairly to UK universities.
Irene Tracey and Andrew Williamson, co-authors of the UK spinout review, discuss how it settled the debate around equity as 49 universities adopt recommendation.
The Estate Whiskey Alliance will certify whisky made to strict standards and give members access to university research to make production more sustainable.
Japan's mature university venture fund ecosystem is the exception in Asia, where just a fifth of top institutions have their own investment vehicle.
University venture funds remain a rarity among the top research universities in the US and in Europe — here are the reasons why and how thigns might change.
We revisit some of the highlights of season three of Beyond the Breakthrough, which focused on incubators and spinout founders.
In 2020, Stellenbosch University launched Africa's first-ever university venture fund focused on spinouts — here's how it's reshaping the country.
Immigrants make up a significant portion of the world's most successful entrepreneurs, so why do governments put roadblocks in their way?
Cardiff University is going all in on social sciences commercialisation, having built a dedicated incubator and co-founded Aspect.
NetScientific CEO Ilian Iliev returns to discuss the acquisition of Martlet Capital and an unusual full-circle moment for portfolio company Wanda.
Duncan Johnson and Miles Kirby discuss why the north of England needs to scale its ambition and how NG Studios is helping.
Brian Walsh, head of Wind Ventures, joins the Global Venturing Review podcast to talk EVs and Latin America.
The future of logistics and retailtech is looking bright, and AC Ventures' Hector Shibata is looking to capitalise on it.
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.
