The fourth in a series of IFO workshops reframing entrepreneurial failure. Led by Nessa Carey, Entrepreneur-in-Residence at Oxford University Learning and pivoting from failure is the theme of Innovation Forum Oxford’s 20/21 ACE Saturdays workshop series. This is the fourth workshop in the series, led by Nessa Carey Royal Society Entrepreneur-in-Residence at the University ofaaa

Innovation in Child Health Hackathon Venue: Oxford University Careers Service (56 Banbury Rd, OX2 6PA) Innovation Forum Oxford acknowledges the need for creating awareness for paediatric innovation amongst our science entrepreneurs, academics, healthcare providers and all the stakeholders that can support. Our campaign is focussed on bringing new energy and ideas to the many unsolved challenges across paediatricaaa

The Oxford branch of the Innovation Forum recently supported the EIT Health Innovation Day organised by the Entrepreneurship Centre, Said Business School, Oxford. The event took place at the Oxford Foundry and aimed at defining and solving challenges in mental health following the “design thinking” process. The day brought together scientists, clinicians, MBA students, andaaa

Written by: Dr Mira Kassouf IMAGINE IF! in Oxford Oxford continues to top the World University Rankings, a testament of the excellence and impact in academic and innovative pursuits. Innovation Forum Oxford (IFO) is embedded in this exquisite environment that keeps on giving; when you think the place is saturated with support for startups, thenaaa

Meet the Oxford team of Innovation Forum, a team of talented entrepreneurially minded scientists and clinicians from the University of Oxford and Oxford Brookes University. During the 2016/2017 academic year, they have delivered an impressive catalogue of initiatives to inspire and educate the next generation of science-entrepreneurs and to accelerate innovation by connecting academics withaaa

“Entrepreneurs for Entrepreneurs” IMAGINE IF! Idea Competition OXFORD PITCHING FINAL Are you interested in what 10 teams of Oxford science entrepreneurs have identified as problems and needs? And how they went about addressing them by applying their science and expertise? Join us on Thursday 12th October 2017 at 18:00, at the Centenary Room, Careers Serviceaaa

LAB282 is a new funding partnership in Oxford, which has just awarded its first grants. We interviewed Dr Thomas Hanke, Expert in Residence at LAB282 and Head of Academic Partnerships at Evotec. Read on to find out what is so unique about LAB282, what it can offer and, most importantly, how to get them toaaa

Fostering Pharma collaborations, securing grants for innovation and investment opportunities to innovate in the University setting The University of Oxford 2013-2018 strategic plan starts with the vision to lead in research and education and foster a culture in which innovation plays an important role, with the ultimate goal to benefit society on a national andaaa

It is no accident that the University of Oxford ranked first in the latest Times Higher Education World University Rankings, reflecting its all-round strength in teaching, research and general impact. One of the major performance indicators that secured the top place is Industry Income, where knowledge-transfer activities and industry engagement were demonstrated brilliantly, with Oxford Universityaaa

Oxford University and Evotec’s drug discovery partnership launched last November to accelerate drugs to market begins making awards. Hamburg, Germany, 21 February 2017: Evotec AG (Frankfurt Stock Exchange: EVT, TecDAX, ISIN: DE0005664809) is pleased to announce that LAB282, the £13m drug discovery partnership with Oxford University, has made its first wave of awards, backing projectsaaa