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INSEAD launches study of finalists in ACES spin-out awards

As the Academic Enterprise Awards enters a fourth year, international business school INSEAD, in collaboration with EM Lyon Business School, plans to begin studying the finalists to see what makes them tick.

08 Feb 2011

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Atom-thick sheets hold the key to new technologies

08 Feb 2011

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TU Delft leads European effort to develop better batteries for electric vehicles

08 Feb 2011

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EU summit called a ‘good start’ for reform in innovation policy – but more needed

06 Feb 2011

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Europe’s academic innovators recognised in ACES awards

Academic entrepreneurs from Switzerland, Finland, the United Kingdom and Israel were recognised in the third annual ACES awards, held in Zurich on 3 February and awarded by the Science|Business Innovation Board.

04 Feb 2011

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ACES Conference & Awards Gala

The Academic Enterprise Awards (ACES) culminate in a gala dinner and conference on academic enterprise. The host: ETH Zurich, one of the world’s leading technology universities.

03 Feb 2011

Switzerland

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Get Your Idea Funded! The GE $200 Million ecomagination Challenge: Powering Your Home

The challenge is part of GE’s ecomagination initiative, a global commitment to build innovative clean energy technologies and will help fund the most promising start-ups and breakthrough ideas.

03 Feb 2011

Brussels

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Karlsruhe: BASF and KIT develop tomorrow’s battery materials

02 Feb 2011

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New S$23 million research centre by NTU, ETH Zurich and UNC-Chapel Hill will make virtual communication a reality

02 Feb 2011

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New transistors: An alternative to silicon and better than graphene

02 Feb 2011

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Molecular Vision receives further investment and appoints Dr Chris Hand as Chief Executive Officer

02 Feb 2011

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First international project in genetics of Alzheimer’s is launched

Four leading research groups are combining forces to find genetic links to Alzheimer’s disease.

02 Feb 2011

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A summit memo: Fix Europe’s innovation system

Unusually, innovation is on the agenda at the meeting Feb. 4 of European leaders in Brussels. On the eve of this summit, a group of innovation leaders calls for a sweeping overhaul of the system.

01 Feb 2011

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INSEAD launches study of finalists in ACES spin-out awards

Atom-thick sheets hold the key to new technologies

TU Delft leads European effort to develop better batteries for electric vehicles

EU summit called a ‘good start’ for reform in innovation policy – but more needed

Europe’s academic innovators recognised in ACES awards

ACES Conference & Awards Gala

Get Your Idea Funded! The GE $200 Million ecomagination Challenge: Powering Your Home

Karlsruhe: BASF and KIT develop tomorrow’s battery materials

New S$23 million research centre by NTU, ETH Zurich and UNC-Chapel Hill will make virtual communication a reality

New transistors: An alternative to silicon and better than graphene

Molecular Vision receives further investment and appoints Dr Chris Hand as Chief Executive Officer

First international project in genetics of Alzheimer’s is launched

A summit memo: Fix Europe’s innovation system

Southampton scientists develop control system to allow spacecraft to think for themselves

Bristol part of £3.3 million grant to model last interglacial sea level

Warwick: Plankton inspires creation of stealth armour for slow release microscopic drug vehicles

London Technology Fund invests further in Novacem

£9 million for UK universities and small businesses to develop innovative assisted living technologies

TU Delft part of research group recieving a €3 million euro grant from the EU

Virus warner developed at KTH has huge potential for hospitals

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