Travel has the power to inspire, connect and enrich our lives, but for many people, barriers such as ill health, reduced mobility, anxiety, or isolation can make exploring the world beyond their front door difficult. Tabletop Travels, a University of Bristol social venture is helping people experience travel and culture from the comfort of their own homes.
Travel has the power to inspire, connect and enrich our lives, but for many people, barriers such as ill health, reduced mobility, anxiety, or isolation can make exploring the world beyond their front door difficult. Tabletop Travels, a University of Bristol social venture is helping people experience travel and culture from the comfort of their own homes.
How can universities contribute in a meaningful way to their communities? How can researchers stay close to what people need? And how can civic partners make the most of the expertise around them?
Our social venture spinouts transform world-leading research into practical solutions that improve lives, strengthen communities and address societal challenges.
The ImpactU Roadshow brought social ventures entrepreneurs and researchers from across the UK together for a workshop at MShed in Bristol.
The University of Bristol is excited to announce Research to Reward, a new pitch-style funding competition offering two £20,000 prizes to advance innovative translational research.
On October 16 the Commercialisation Team hosted the ICURe Enterprise Roadshow, an event that convened researchers, entrepreneurs and commercialisation managers in the University.
On the 18th of September 2024, the Research Commercialisation team held their most recent edition of the Enterprise Roadshow featuring Science Creates Venture Capital (SCVC).
The UK food system is in crisis. Farmers are going out of business, 2 million tonnes of food never gets past the farm gate, meanwhile, 4.7 million families in the UK live in food poverty. The Circular Agriculture Hub was co-founded by Lucy McCarthy to bridge the gap between farmers and consumers, ensuring that surplus produce is able to reach potential users.
The Festival of Enterprise provides an opportunity for academics to learn about the commercialisation opportunities available to them at the University of Bristol.
Our friends at SETsquared Bristol iareinviting researchers (staff and PGRs) to tackle the challenge of Financial Inclusion by joining its Mission programme. Working in multi-disciplinary teams, you will create solutions to challenges faced across the financial service industry and felt in communities across the UK.
University Enterprise Fellowships are an opportunity for academics and researchers to explore an opportunity in enterprise, entrepreneurship, and research commercialisation.
Our latest Enterprise Roadshow with Syngenta engaged academics interested in Agri Tech including plant biology, chemistry, microbiology and AI. Followup meetings with Syngenta are available.
The Enterprise Roadshow is delighted to welcome Syngenta to the University of Bristol who will present their new Open Innovation programme “Shoots by Syngenta”.
The Commercialisation team hosted ESRC/AHRC SHAPE Catalyst as part of our Enterprise Roadshow series.
Join us at the Quantum Tech Enterprise Roadshow where the future unfolds in qubits and superposition. Come and meet STL Tech and Delta.g companies which have experience commercialising quantum hardware technologies.
Join Prof. Michele Barbour and ESRC/AHRC SHAPE Catalyst’s team to learn about training, funding opportunities and how you can deliver impact-at-scale.
RF frequency agnostic solution set to simplify software-defined radio systems in smartphones, wearables and IoT devices.
Find out what investors look for and how to raise funding from Parkwalk Investment Directors Alun Williams and Cassie Doherty.
Start Codon invest in and support early stage health and life sciences ventures and we heard from Investment Director Michael Salako about role of venture builders in bridging the valley of death when commercializing academic research, and their role in attracting further investment to bring new technology to market.
