Lab Notes

On today’s bonus episode, Leo and Marc bid farewell to 2021 with a quick look back on the year that was, from Covid disruptions to unexpected jobs and a whole lot of inspiring conversations. 

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The Brief is a quick-fire show where we break down two concepts from science and business.

On today’s episode Marc and Leo explore the ways scientists and entrepreneurs get early customer feedback on their work.

Listen in as we discuss and connect these two concepts within 10 minutes!

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While many of us go through life without giving much thought to where our food comes from, Professor Cordelia Selomulya has built a career on it.

Born and raised in Indonesia, Cordelia first came to Australia as an international student undertaking a chemical engineering degree at the University of New South Wales. At every turn Cordelia has been a stellar researcher, topping her class and becoming a published scientific author even before her PhD began. During a 14-year career at Monash University in Melbourne Cordelia became increasingly interested in food research, ultimately helping the Australian dairy industry adopt and improve the spray drying processes that underpin one of the fastest growing segments of Australia's food exports.

Since 2019, Cordelia has been serving as the Director of Research and Commercialisation at the Future Food Systems CRC, where she is helping Australia rethink the way we grow, process and export a wide variety of food and nutritional products.

Plug in to hear how this high-flying student built an outstanding academic career by working hand-in-hand with industry. 

FUTURE FOOD SYSTEMS CRC

UNSW

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The Brief is a quick-fire show where we break down two concepts from science and business.

On today’s episode Marc takes us through the functions of a university research commercialisation unit, and Leo introduces the concept of capitalisation tables in early-stage companies.

Listen in as we discuss and connect these two concepts within 10 minutes!

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Prof. Marc in het Panhuis

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The Brief is a quick-fire show where we break down two concepts from science and business.

On today’s episode Marc and Leo explore two grants at opposite ends of research funding continuum, the ARC's flagship Centre of Excellence program and the NSW Government's Tech Voucher program.

Listen in as we discuss and connect these two concepts within 10 minutes!

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Prof. Marc in het Panhuis

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As a young engineer Richard Dale was hired by a university spinout that looked set to revolutionise the world of asset management. It was an exciting job at a company that was growing fast, building new products and entering new industries... right up until the money ran out.

For Richard this experience was eye-opening, one the shifted his focus away from engineering and towards the world of startup financing. It was the beginning of a lifelong journey that has seen him become one of the leading startup investors and advisors in Australia. Among many other career highlights, Richard was a founding partner of Sydney Angels, an organisation he helped grow from a whiteboard concept in early 2008 to one of the country's leading startup investment hubs. 

Join us to hear how Richard's personal reinvention ultimately helped to reinvent the funding model of Australian startups as well.  

GUEST : Richard Dale

SYDNEY ANGELS

DALE ADVISORS

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The Brief is a quick-fire show where we break down two concepts from science and business.

This week Marc talks about the job you can't be fired from, while Leo gives a run down of a pair of clauses that impact when and how a startup company can be sold. 

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Prof. Marc in het Panhuis

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As a software engineer in the 90's Nick McNaughton learned what a potent combination technology and entrepreneurial zeal can be. It's a revelation has shaped his career ever since. 

Currently the CEO of the Australian National University's flagship commercialisation fund ANU Connect, Nick McNaughton’s has been a trailblazer for Australia's deep-tech industry for over two decades. From creating and selling his own startup, to helping many other researchers and founders as an angel investor, VC fund manager, advisor and policy advocate. 

Join us for an amazing tour of the national innovation ecosystem through the eyes of one of its chief advocates. 

GUEST : Nick McNaughton

ANU CONNECT VENTURES

CAMPUS PLUS

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The Brief is a quick-fire show where we break down two concepts from science and business.

This week Marc and Leo tackle everyone's favourite topic - free money! Discovery Projects and Accelerating Commercialisation grants are cornerstones of Australian innovation, but getting your hands on the funding can be a challenge in itself. 

Listen in as we discuss and connect these two concepts within 10 minutes!

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HOSTS :

Prof. Marc in het Panhuis

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The Brief is a quick-fire show where we break down two concepts from science and business.

Listen in as we discuss and connect these two concepts within 10 minutes!

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HOSTS :

Prof. Marc in het Panhuis

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