Jan 282 min read
Show Notes 124: FemTech, AI Power Supplies and a Alzheimer’s probiotic.
Discover the game-changing ideas emerging from The University of Cambridge. This week we meet the winners of The Trinity Bradfield Prize.
Jan 211 min read
Show Notes 123: BeyondMath 2.0
We catch up with Alan Patterson on the progress of Beyond Math in the 12 months since we last spoke to them.
Jan 141 min read
Show Notes 122: The Cambridge Structural Database for Crystallography
Meet Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre who work with structural chemistry data, driving advances in pharmaceuticals & materials science
Jan 28, 20241 min read
Show Notes 72: Trinity Bradfield Prize
We hear from all eight finalists, with the live announcement of the three winners made by Sir Greg Winter.
Nov 5, 20231 min read
Show Notes 60: Tackling the wealth gap in Cambridge
This is an eye-opening episode recognising the issues faced by the city, giving examples and solutions to start fixing the problems.
Jul 9, 20232 min read
Show Notes 43: It’s all about the people (and a bit of luck), with Intellegens CEO Ben Pelligrini
In this episode we talk to problem solver, Ben Pelligrini, CEO at Machine Learning company Intellegens.
Apr 16, 20231 min read
Cambridge Tech Podcast, Show Notes 31: A national student-run, pre-seed and seed VC fund.
Creator Fund is a student-run VC fund providing founders with a unique talent network via their PhD teams across 25+ universities.
Jan 29, 20231 min read
Cambridge Tech Podcast, Show Notes 20: Healthy cows, bio-bins, and grid-scale electricity storage
Meet the 8 teams pitching in the final of The Trinity Bradfield Prize, for cash prizes, mentoring, and membership of The Bradfield Centre
Jan 5, 20233 min read
Cambridge Tech Podcast, Show Notes 15: 2022 Highlights.
This special end-of-year episode perfectly showcases the types of people and organisations we speak to on a weekly basis.
Oct 8, 20221 min read
Cambridge Tech Podcast, Show Notes 4: Tackling air pollution with backing from The Trinity Bradfield
Molly Haugen discusses her air pollution research and the development of low-cost sensors backed by support from The Trinity Bradfield Prize