Key insights on corporate-academia partnerships.
In the modern environment, like many other knowledge intensive roles within what are, let’s be honest, knowledge intensive industries, technology scouting has found itself progressively overloaded with data. If your
First built by an English chemist working at Stanford University in the USA in 1970, it took close to 40 years for Lithium-ion (LiCoO2) batteries to get from the lab
When will food producers stop dabbling and cheating, and actually produce some proper vegan food? I was looking at the shelves of my local supermarket at the ‘vegan’ foods on
John D Rockefeller was probably the wealthiest American of all time, dwarfing even Jeff Bezos today, with a net worth of around 3% of US GDP at his peak, which
We work with companies from many sectors – pharmaceutical, automotive, consumer good, oil and gas, and others – and our clients are based across the world – the EU, the
Over more than ten years of working with technology scouts, we have come to respect them as well as enjoy their company – they are, after all, overwhelmingly open-minded, intelligent,
It is great to see the final piece in the puzzle being fitted. Electric cars need batteries, but the world does not have enough cobalt to make them, and anyway
With over $70bn in sales generated from products developed from the work of academic scientists at just 200 US institutions (AUTM figures), it’s no surprise that companies are increasingly turning
With over $70bn in sales generated from products developed from the work of academic scientists at just 200 US institutions, it’s no surprise that companies are increasingly turning to academia
It was splendid to see this announcement recently. It shows both that even those brands you may not think of as worried about innovation are in fact open to adopting
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