ecosVC published a survey of potential next-generation scientists about their career plans and the implications for the future of U.S. science.
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Many of us shared the recent Nature magazine data highlighting the devastating cuts to science funding. But a critical piece of the puzzle is how this impacts the future…
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ecosVC brings the power of training to science and engineering innovators and entrepreneurs. We support the translation of research into commercial innovations that address the needs of people and the planet. Our training program, Lens of the Market, gives science and engineering researchers and entrepreneurs a comprehensive structure to build a Business Case, Business Model and Go to Market Plan. We work in conjunction with universities, accelerators and companies to provide an unparalled comprehensive experience in hard tech product development, commercialization and market alignment.
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