The Chris Abell competition finds PostDocs with an idea, and networks and mentors them to prepare a business plan with the best possible chance for commercialisation. Here we introduce the six finalists, hear them pitch and share the winners. Would you pick the same three, and will any of these six follow in the footsteps of previous winners such as Porotech (episode 6), Cambridge GAN Devices, PharmEnable, Xampla, Nu Quantum, Shaping Horizons… 

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The podcast takes to the road to the CW International Conference where the topic of discussion is far-ranging - from connected living, entertainment, health to the metaverse. From wearables and smart devices to connected cars, houses and cities. So who'll be listening in? Will it be you, or a hyper-connected version of you? For more information on CW, visit cambridgewireless.co.uk

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We meet Dan Rooke, COO of Start Codon the Cambridge Healthcare & Life Science accelerator. We learn about Dan's career journey, the format of the venture fund and accelerator, the funding and support Start Codon provide, and the teams they work with. With half the fund still available, are you ready to start something amazing? Learn more about Start Codon - https://startcodon.co/

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Micro LED promises to shake up the huge display and AR market and Tong Tong Zhu, CEO of Porotech wants a big slice of it. Hear how Porotech plan to embed their proprietary porous technology to revolutionise screen displays - and Tong Tong's plan to become a new Cambridge Unicorn. Learn more about Porotech - https://www.porotech.com/

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Join Colin Payne and Jana Voigt as they share their news of the launch of the battery-powered, deeptech, sensor technology that puts machine learning at the edge. Find out about their first offering to tackle legionella, working with Syntiant, and running a deeptech business in Cambridge. Press release at https://www.infersens.com/news/company-news/press-release-sensor-technology/

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Molly discusses her air pollution research and the development of low-cost sensors backed by support from The Trinity Bradfield Prize. Learn more about her experience of applying and winning last years prize, and how to enter this year's competition which is open now. Visit https://www.trinitybradfieldprize.co.uk/ for more information.

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In our 1st Special Edition, we attended the Homerton College Changemakers Seed Day where we heard from five student-led projects that hope to transform the world we live in. Hear from them, their mentors & sponsors. Learn more about Changemakers here: https://www.homerton.cam.ac.uk/homerton-changemakers

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Does ultra marathon running and leading six technology ventures have anything in common? Find out about the PragmatIC CEO’s journey, insights into running a deep tech company, and how paying it forward is increasingly important. Learn more about PragmatIC - https://www.pragmaticsemi.com

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What’s in store on the Cambridge Tech Podcast – glad you asked! Here’s a quick overview of the guests, listeners and some special editions that will be coming up. Subscribe and join the conversation. Visit cambridgetechpodcast.com for more information.

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