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Spinning out your research – the journey of an academic entrepreneur Are you considering spinning out your research? Taking a […]

Spinning out your research – the journey of an academic entrepreneur

Spinning out your research – the journey of an academic entrepreneur

  • Are you considering spinning out your research?
  • Taking a ground-breaking innovation through to product and services that create impact?
  • Interested to hear from experienced founders who have taken the same journey?

Join us for talks, case studies and advice to inspire academics and researchers to create impact from research through the formation of spin out companies.

Jointly hosted by Cambridge Innovation Capital and Cambridge Enterprise

17 October 2023

Howard Theatre, Downing College, Regent Street, Cambridge, CB2 1QF

This event brings together entrepreneurs from a variety of backgrounds, who will share their enterprise experiences and spin-out journeys, together with the networks, accelerators and investors who helped and advised them. There will be plenty of opportunity to ask questions, and to network during the breaks and at the drinks reception.

As this event has been oversubscribed in previous years, priority will be given to early stage academic entrepreneurs and academic researchers, PostDocs and PhDs.

 

Agenda

14.45 – Registration and refreshments

15.15 – Welcome

Professor Andy Neely, Senior Pro-Vice-Chancellor, and Professor of Manufacturing at the University of Cambridge

15.25 – Founder talk – NoBACZ Healthcare

Dr Jonathan Powell, Founder and CEO

Dr Laura Donnelly, Commercialisation Manager at Cambridge Enterprise

15.45 – Founder talk – Nu Quantum

Dr Carmen Palacios-Berraquero, Founder and CEO

Dr Elaine Loukes, Investment Director, Cambridge Enterprise

16.05 – Founder talk – StemBond Technologies

Dr Andrew Hodgson, Founder and CEO

Dr Jason Mellad, Founder and CEO, Start Codon

16.25 – Founder talk – Mosaic Therapeutics

Dr Mathew Garnett, Co-Founder

Dr Anne Horgan, Partner, Cambridge Innovation Capital

16.45 – Q&A panel – Founders

Dr Jonathan Powell, Founder and CEO, NoBACZ Healthcare

Dr Carmen Palacios-Berraquero, Founder and CEO

Dr Andrew Hodgson, Founder and CEO, StemBond Technologies

Dr Mathew Garnett, Co-Founder, Mosaic Therapeutics

Facilitated by Dr Phil Elstob, Commercialisation Director, Cambridge Enterprise

17.05 – Q&A panel – Accelerators, investors and advisors

Dr Laura Donnelly, Commercialisation Manager, Cambridge Enterprise

Dr Elaine Loukes, Investment Director, Cambridge Enterprise

Dr Jason Mellad, Founder and CEO, Start Codon

Dr Anne Horgan, Partner, Cambridge Innovation Capital

Facilitated by Dr Robert Tansley, Partner, Cambridge Innovation Capital

17.25 – Closing comments

17.30 – Networking drinks

Please register your attendance by 6 October 2023

 

About Cambridge Innovation Capital

Cambridge Innovation Capital (CIC) is a leading venture investor backing and building category-leading deep tech and life sciences companies. CIC currently manages in excess of £0.5 billion and has invested in around 40 companies. CIC is a preferred investor for the University of Cambridge, Europe’s top source of founders for venture-backed start-ups.

Cambridge Innovation Capital Manager Limited (FRN:918898) is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority.

For more information, please visit www.cic.vc or follow us on Twitter at @CIC_vc and LinkedIn.

 

About Cambridge Enterprise

Part of the University of Cambridge, Cambridge Enterprise supports academics, researchers, staff and students in achieving knowledge transfer and research impact. We do this by helping innovators, experts and entrepreneurs use commercial avenues to develop their ideas and expertise for the benefit of society, the economy, themselves and the University.

Liaising with organisations both locally and globally, we offer expert advice and support in commercialisation and social enterprise, including help with academic consultancy services, the protection, development and licensing of ideas, new company and social enterprise creation, and seed funding.

For more information, please visit www.enterprise.cam.ac.uk or follow us on Twitter @ucamenterprise and Linkedin.