Starting a Science Company without an Idea, IP or Team

Blackboard Collaborate (link will be sent)



  • Thursday, 10/12/2020
  • 15:00 - 16:30

Blackboard Collaborate (link will be sent)
Enterprise Skills
Networking

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As an early-career researcher or PhD candidate your research is high-risk, high-reward.

You work in a team which aims to get the most out of its funding and to leverage those outputs to get more funding.

You may even be conducting translational research... so you know a lot about running a science startup right?

 

Come and test your assumptions with Dominic Falcão, Founding Director of Deep Science Ventures

Deep Science Ventures is scaling the impact of science through a systematic, optimised method of company formation.

Starting with technical and market hypotheses their companies are solving scientific crises like animal model dogma in pharmaceuticals and scaling carbon capture chemistries for a carbon neutral world.

 

Dominic will take us through the real world of high impact science commercialization, starting with the right problem.

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Existing models pivot around 1) people 2) specific problems (usually either extremely niche or extremely vague)

or 3) a new technology with little space to consider a systems level perspective. Read More...

Agenda:

10 mins  - Data Driven Innovation @ The University of Edinburgh

50 mins     - Dominic Falcão 

10 mins  - Audience Q&A

20 mins     - Networking

Dom previously led Imperial College London’s science startup programme: worked with over 200 student companies, and supported a fraction of these to raise over £25m in funding within 3 years. Left Imperial in 2016 to co-found DSV.

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Please contact Dr. Thane Campbell with any questions thane.campbell@ei.ed.ac.uk



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