Here's a 60 minutes video I did with IEEE Hawaii Section on the topic of getting University technologies to market.
Topics covered:
1. Understanding the process, how it works?
2. How to assess markets and opportunities?
3. How funding works?
@BrianRoemmele Interesting fact:
According to French oil company Total, the oil production in 2100 will be 25M bpd (today = 100M bpd), similar to 1960.
But per capita, it will be like 1900 (people on this video).
Today is IEEE Québec Section Annual General meeting at @inocanada 4PM.
Followed by a conference with Pierre Drapeau from Naval-Québec at 5PM on the +$8G opportunity for technologies in Naval Industry.
The future of Nuclear looks nothing like the past: big, expensive, and stationary — instead it may be: small, mass-produced, and mobile.
@RadiantNuclear for Episode 48 of S³
Awesome 38 mins conversation between @hnshah and @markmacleod_ . 👌
Super concentrated clarity and wisdom about company financing.
https://t.co/RQJUg1yv92
@rasselin66 It has been at least 20 years we are saying the same thing.
Not an easy thing to switch from a natural resource economy to an innovation economy.
The "beaver fur" mentality is deep!
"Moreover, when Canadian companies do invest in startups, they direct most of their spending abroad. Some 53% of Canadian CVC funding goes to companies outside of Canada."
Only 6% of #Canada's large companies invest in #startups according to a new report by Deloitte Ventures and BDC Capital. When they do invest, they mostly invest abroad. This is a huge missed opportunity.
https://t.co/c5Rdu3oehs
@allenlau@tobi Canada has started as a "beaver fur" post and actually never got out of the "natural resource" mentality economy with wood, mining, aluminum and now oil. Innovation economy is then a radical change for Canada and policy is not (yet) aligned with it.
I look forward to talk about #deeptech and Scientific Entrepreneurship at IEEE Hawaii Section YP event during IEEE Education Week, April 12th 2024. Registration link below. #techtransfer#startup