RT @ale_maiano: Science matters but not as much as the human connections that we draw with you scientists. We are hitting Germany 🇩🇪 and Sw….

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If people can’t afford to have the number of kids they want, and can’t buy homes until they inherit them in their 50s, you don’t have an innovation problem – .you have a structural one. Joined by @WorkMJ

Venture in Europe isn’t an asset class. It’s an economic development tool. When the government is your LP, you’re not managing risk, you’re managing KPIs. Joined by @WorkMJ

The early internet was the Wild West. Unhinged, chaotic, honest. Now? It's all curated personas and overreactions. Don’t confuse it with real life and stop taking the internet so damn seriously. Joined by @WorkMJ

If you're risk-averse, don’t become a founder. It’s not glamorous. It’s long hours, constant pressure, and sprinting at full speed, sometimes for years. Joined my @WorkMJ

RT @subaita_rahman: Who said Friday summer evenings are bad days to host events?? . Part 2

Being a founder = no breaks, no buffer, no 6-month deep dives. Being a VC = pressure, sure, but comfort too. Any investor who says they're working as hard as a founder, needs a reality check. Joined by @WorkMJ

RT @subaita_rahman: Good at making long-form videos? @wilbe_science is looking for a video & audio editor! Help shape the future of storyte….

Most world-changing ideas come from people in their 20s and 30s. So what happens when the average European is 50+?. You lose creative capital. You lose momentum. You stall. Joined by @WorkMJ

Europe’s climate billions are going to performative ESG targets in already low-emission countries. Meanwhile, the hard tech that could actually move the dial is starved of capital. Joined by @WorkMJ

Europe doesn’t have data sovereignty. Or tech sovereignty. Or financial, defense, or security sovereignty. Getting to net zero by destroying your industrial base is not a win. It’s misaligned priorities. Joined by @WorkMJ

RT @ale_maiano: "And don't bother with people like @WorkMJ, he is just noise". This was the first sentence I heard a few years ago on a….

RT @DeeThapar: the best scientists often leave for these reasons - if you're exploring life beyond academia, check out @wilbe_science.

A model that blends VC mindset with philanthropic intention is emerging – early bets on risky research, backed by investors and mission-driven capital. It’s not charity. It’s a long view on innovation. By Brad Ringeisen, Executive Director of the Innovative Genomics Institute

Some of the biggest scientific breakthroughs start with curiosity, not KPIs. But social impact still matters. And the Innovative Genomics Institute (IGI) is doing both. Joined by Brad Ringeisen, Executive Director at IGI.

Last night in Cambridge!. Full house, buzzing with curious minds, scientist-founders (new + seasoned), and conversations that went way past closing time. Huge thanks to everyone who came, see you again soon!

RT @DeeThapar: who’s in Munich next Tuesday 07/15? . We have a few spots open for scientists, engineers + investors interested in spending….

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Join us in Cambridge, UK, on July 8 as we explore how science-based ventures raise capital and how that process plays out differently in Europe and the US. Speakers sharing their insights:.@dawajarhaz of @creasallis, Ismail Sami of Molyon, and @jonno_evans of @IQ_Capital_Fund