The 20th century was the century of chemistry and physics. Harnessing the physical properties of atoms and molecules, scientists and engineers produced ammonia fertilizer, refined petrochemicals, unleashed energy from hydrocarbons, created novel plastics, and built the atomic bomb. The 21st century will be one of biology.
23.06.2023
We’re already talking about the gender diversity crisis in tech – on podiums, in the boardroom, in people teams and on LinkedIn. There’s excitement around the benefits of creating more diverse and inclusive tech teams, women are sharing their experiences, and change is slowly starting to happen.
23.06.2023
Every week, Maddyness brings you the latest investment news from the UK startup ecosystem. Here's a recap of this week's investments.
23.06.2023
As part of our quick fire questions series – or QFQs – we spoke to Tim Wade, CEO of BIOStress about the lost productivity due to workplace stress, grants to accelerate growth and the importance of dreaming big while being mindful of the associated stress.
22.06.2023
MDRx’s CEO, Tom Grogan, reflects on AI’s advances in business operations and the best approach for its adoption.
22.06.2023
The fifth ActInSpace sparked into existence 410 potential startups. For the winners, this means a flight in zero gravity, and there could also be a French satellite system patrolling the skies.
22.06.2023
From all the decisions a startup founder needs to make, the decision on how to split equity is one of the most important decisions on the company’s journey. It is a decision that can literally make or break the company. It is also a decision which is very difficult to change later.
21.06.2023
As part of our quick fire questions series – or QFQs – we spoke to Marta Krupinska, cofounder and CEO of CUR8 about stopping climate change, creating an inclusive multitrillion dollar industry and the importance of iteration and integrating new ideas.
21.06.2023
Fintech investment in the capital recently plummeted. Yet despite the doom and gloom, Andzejevski sat down with us to explain why the slump is actually a blessing in disguise. He is confident it will force fintech startups to grow organically, and become less reliant on venture capital firms for funding.
21.06.2023
Maddyness spoke to Ben Marks, Founder and CEO of The #WorkAnywhere Campaign about seeing the pandemic as a once-in-a-generation opportunity to rewrite the rules and redefine our culture’s relationship with work.
21.06.2023
With its intricate maze of challenges and fierce competition, the marketplace can seem formidable at first glance, especially for small, creative brands just starting their journey. Having long established their dominance, towering multinational corporations command the landscape with their vast resources and global reach. This can often cast an overwhelming shadow on smaller brands attempting to make their presence felt and secure a slice of the market.
20.06.2023
After a recent £7.5M investment led by BGF and Downing, we spoke to Dr. Ameera Patel, CEO of TidalSense about developing innovative hardware and software, reinventing respiratory diagnoses and the critical importance of people in a business.
20.06.2023
Talent shortages and an increasingly competitive labour market force businesses to source talent overseas. While hiring international talent can be a complex process, it’s nothing compared to the challenges that come with managing payrolls in different countries. Payroll consolidation provides a solution for making it work.
20.06.2023
With #QVCS, Maddyness profiles different funds to give founders and entrepreneurs the information they need to choose the right investor. Today we interview Bogdan Gogulan, CEO and Managing Partner at NewSpace Capital.
19.06.2023