AMAZING VIDEO: Richard Nixon predicted Putinism and the revival of Russian Imperialism with stunning accuracy in this 1994 interview

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From horror show to triumph! This is the moment when pianist Maria Joao Pires realises - as the orchestra starts to play - that she has learned the wrong piece for a concert. With no sheet music to fall back on, she has to keep calm and carry on. She is AMAZING. As is conductor

Demand the Release of British Citizen Vladimir Kara-Murza from Russian Imprisonment - Sign the Petition! chng.it/GDgxYKGk via Change.org UK

"Successful industrial policy is not about picking winners, it’s about letting the losers go. Some of the worst cases of industrial policy are when you keep putting good money after bad." - Dani Rodrik ft.com/content/34872d…

Some good news worth ancknowledging amidst a sea of negative headlines.

I love this. Socrates in Plato’s Republic talks about the same thing, without being so specific on timings. Boy, does it ring true.

New post. I tried to summarize my POV on Europe. More importantly, i share share two small suggestions that, as a first step, could bring us back on track. 🇪🇺 eu/acc klinger.io/posts/eu-acc

What does it take to bring an advanced science / engineering innovation from the lab to the market? That's what we're discussing in Lab-to-Market Leadership with me, Chris Reichhelm. Less tech, more management. First episode out today. zurl.co/dCiD #deeptech

"With revenue, you have a business. Without revenue, you have a project." This week I talk to the wise Peter Collins, who talks through bootstrapping a Deep Tech company, how he won their first 3 customers and the evolution of his role as CEO. Enjoy! youtube.com/watch?v=d4f2Ez…

You've set up a new advanced tech business. What questions must your kick-off team figure out as quickly as possible? For me... 1. What problem are we solving? For whom? 2. What's our approach? 3. Can it scale? Lots of possible answers. What are yours? #startups

For all of you #science / #engineering / #startup entrepreneurs & executives - how do you define the problem your company wishes to solve? 1. Where does the inspiration come from? 2. How many validation meetings do you have? With whom? 3. Any other research?

For all of you #deeptech / #hardtech entrepreneurs looking to get your company taken seriously by corporates, you need to listen to this week's Lab-to-Market Leadership podcast. The remarkable Henrik Hagemann joins me to talk about how his company, Puraffinity came to identify

In the Lab to Market journey, there are 3 main phases. The first phase extends from Research through to the end of Prototype (TRL 1 - end of 5). Here, the focus is on 'defining a solution'. The second phase extends from Pilot through to the middle of F.O.A.K. (TRL 6 - middle

For corporate executives working in #science / #engineering, what are your most notable observations and frustrations when meeting with #deeptech / #hardtech startups? What are you seeing? Not seeing? Would love to start a discussion around this.

"What groundbreaking discoveries might have already been made, and how can we uncover them faster?" 'Sleeping Beauties' are scientific papers that receive little attention early on but become highly cited later. Very relevant for the 'hard' sciences. zurl.co/dfVF

This one is for you Job Seekers out there. If you're thinking about changing job, and #deeptech / #hardtech startups are on your mind, you need to listen to this podcast. I talk through the number one piece of advice I give to those considering roles in these sectors,

When is the right time to recruit a Scale Up & Engineering Lead? What kind of dynamic do you need between Commercial / Technology / Engineering in order to have a chance of progressing through the early stages of the Lab to Market journey? This is what this week's podcast is

What is the role of the CFO in a #deeptech / #hardtech company? Listen to my interview with Michael Black of ieso Digital Health to learn more. Michael is one of the most experienced Deep Tech CFOs in the UK, having worked across Displays, Batteries, Mobility, AI and Health