By Dr Ethan Waisberg When I first started AngioGenius, my goal was clear: to leverage artificial intelligence to revolutionize retinal disease diagnoses and provide clinicians with a useful tool. But as a medical doctor with no formal business training, I quickly realized … The post Reflections on AngioGenius and Accelerate Cambridge appeared first on The Entrepreneurship Centre blog ..read more

By Tony Kypreos (pictured above), coach, entrepreneur, corporate innovator, and investor  MedTech holds vast potential to reshape healthcare. AI-powered diagnostics, personalized medicine, and real-time monitoring devices are bringing care closer to patients in ways that can both enhance outcomes and … The post The Transformative Potential of MedTech Innovation appeared first on The Entrepreneurship Centre blog ..read more

By Dr Xinru Li The challenge of magnetic components in power systems In today’s world, where technology constantly redefines the possible, the demand for efficient and reliable power systems has never been higher. From everyday devices like laptop chargers to … The post Entrepreneurial Magnetism: My Journey from Engineering PhD to Tech Entrepreneur appeared first on The Entrepreneurship Centre blog ..read more

By Sam Ofori Starting and scaling a venture requires vision, strategy, resilience, and of course, capital. As technology has transformed how value is created, entrepreneurs are rising to new challenges and global market opportunities. In fast-evolving entrepreneurship landscapes and dynamic … The post How does Accelerate Cambridge help in your fundraising? appeared first on The Entrepreneurship Centre blog ..read more

By Dr Sebastian Larsen After completing the EnterpriseTECH and EnterpriseTECH STAR programmes at Cambridge Judge Business School’s Entrepreneurship Centre, Sebastian is transforming his PhD research into a new commercial venture, Nexus Additive. He talks about his experience and what he … The post Harnessing AI and 3D Printing for Digital Manufacturing appeared first on The Entrepreneurship Centre blog ..read more

Over 10 million people suffer from Parkinson’s and related neurodegenerative diseases worldwide, but accurately diagnosing these diseases remains a challenge. The current diagnostic gold-standard takes place in a neurologists office, where your physical and cognitive symptoms are assessed. Yet under this approach diagnosis can take years and, even then, one quarter of patients are misdiagnosed. As a result patients often get assigned the wrong care plans and have difficulty planning for an uncertain future. This high rate of misdiagnosis can also pose a challenge for clinical trials that are ..read more

Fascinated by the intersection of science and business, my adventure into the world of biotechnology began at Cambridge. I embarked on a Master’s degree in bioinformatics (antibody-antigen binding affinity prediction) at the Department of Veterinary Medicine at the University of Cambridge, and very soon found myself on a side journey exploring entrepreneurship through EnterpriseTECH. I wanted to learn more about the business side of biotechnology and understand the financial intricacies of companies in this sector. This programme seemed like a great way to do that. From the start of the progr ..read more

Zijing (Liz) Li was an early EnterpriseTECH student we selected her to join EnterpriseTECH STAR in 2020― with her first vision for her company which she brought to life with the programmes’ training and mentoring. Since then, she formally co-founded the advanced materials science startup Mimicrete in 2021 and has been named one of the UK’s leading women entrepreneurs by UK Research and Innovation.  Liz’s research in biomimetic materials and vascular self-healing concrete forms the core technology of Mimicrete, which has the aim of developing sustainable and resilient construction materi ..read more

Many years ago, I created a timeline of emerging science and technology with Alex Ayad at Imperial College. The visualisation featured 5 coloured lines representing Digital-tech, Nanotech, Green-tech, Biotech and Neuro-tech (an adaptation of the popular STEEP scenario categorisation (Society, Technology, Economy, Environment and Politics), itself an adaptation of PESTLE. I cannot remember whose idea it was, but we then added 3 concentric circles representing Present, Probable and Possible Futures or developments (The 3Ps Model). The idea was that Present (the inner circle) would represent cur ..read more

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