James McKenzie believes the climate crisis offers opportunities to business – but warns that solutions will only be found with the help of governments and financial markets
Read article: Business and industry must rise to the challenge of climate change
In his third article on funding hi-tech firms, James McKenzie looks at recent initiatives to help them jump over the “valley of death”
Read article: Are you good enough to cross the valley?
Commercial models will be ready in 2022, manufacturer says
Read article: Tandem solar cells edge towards 30% efficiency
Martin Weides is consultant technical director to Oxford Instruments NanoScience, which builds equipment for applications from quantum science to nanotechnology
Read article: Supporting the scale-up of quantum computers
Can a holiday make you rich? James McKenzie explains how business ideas – both big and small – often arise when you’re away on vacation
Read article: The business of holidays: why going away can earn you money
Laura Hiscott speaks to Maria Violaris, an early-career physicist who did summer internships at Innovia Technology and Riverlane
Read article: Summer internships: Maria Violaris – ‘I developed general research skills, which are useful in both industry and academia’
In the second of a series of articles on how to start and fund a business, James Mckenzie looks at government tax incentives
Read article: Why these tax benefits could help you start a business
James McKenzie examines the art of securing money from venture capitalists
Read article: How to persuade a venture capitalist to fund your business
Ilyas Khan, chief executive of Cambridge Quantum Computing, describes the challenges of moving from infancy to adolescence
Read article: The growing pains of quantum computing
Susan Curtis reports on progress in commercializing quantum technologies, from gravity sensors to quantum computers
Read article: Converting quantum promises into commercial realities
