CUTEC
The Cambridge University Technology and Enterprise Club (CUTEC) is the leading student-run organisation at the University of Cambridge with a focus on Venture Capital for technological innovations
| Group type: | Club |
| Status: | Active |
| Organizer: | Student-run |
| Website: | http://www.cutec.org |
ABOUT US
The Cambridge University Technology and Enterprise Club (CUTEC) is the leading student-run organisation at the University of Cambridge with a focus on technology venture capital.
CUTEC’s mission is to enhance the entrepreneurial spirit amongst academics and students by facilitating interaction with industry experts and investors.
We organise one of the most successful student-led VC conference in Europe, known as the Technology Ventures Conference (TVC).
NEWSLETTERS (5)
Past Newsletters
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CUTEC Newsletter, June 2010
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CUTEC Newsletter 5th May 2010
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CUTEC Newsletter 9th April 2010
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CUTEC Newsletter, 14 Feb 2010
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CUTEC Newsletter, 11th January
11 January 2010, 09:53PM
CUTEC Newsletter, 11th January
Sent by Nuno Rocha on 07 June 2010, 08:01PM
Contents
COMMENTS (5)
Members (4055)
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Chris Potts
Corporate IT Strategist, and CIO Futurist. Author and award-winning speaker.
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Chris Morton
Associate at Balderton Capital - Venture Capital, MA from Cambridge in Physics & Philosophy (2003), London.
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Alistair Hann
English, 27, co-founder of online travel search start-up, Zoombu. Formerly did PhD in artificial intelligence and was consultant to biotech spin-out.
Startups (136)
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dBscale Sensing Technologies
Sensor metadata wrapping, interoperability and smart sensors (SensorML, TEDS, Sensor Web Enablement). dBscale is SME partner and leads the sensor registry effort of the European Seas Observatory Network, FP6 Network of Excellence.
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Quader
Quader is an online platform to help high tech skilled community to provide IT solutions to SMEs
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Greenbys
Greenbys joins forces of responsible consumers, and allows them to buy green products collectively, as a social network.
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LP33.tv
LP33.tv is a video platform for new and unsigned music acts to develop fan communities to promote and sell their recordings.
The Cambridge Technology Ventures Conference 2010 will be the premier venue to see how stem cell therapy, cybernetics, artificial intelligence and smart materials are enhancing human performance.
Will the 21st Century see the emergence of a bionic athlete?
How will mobile apps and Web 2.0 change the way consumers interact with sport?
Come hear
Arne Ljungvist (IOC Medical Commission Chairman) speak on genetically engineered athletes
Roger Mosey (BBC Director of London 2012) speak on 3D broadcasting for the Olympic Games
Graeme Obree (World Champion cyclist) tell how he redefined cycling to win the 1-hour time trial world record
There have been an overwhelming number of registrations by attendees from companies such as DFJ Esprit, MedImmune, Taylor Wessing, Microsoft, TTP, and Cambridge Consultants. Secure your seat today at http://tvc2010.cutec.org/
To exhibit your technology at the conference, apply at http://tvc2010.cutec.org/showcase
Dear CUTEC teammates and friends,
After one year of serving as the president of CUTEC, I am now happy to share with you our first-ever Annual Report that captures the highlights and progress of CUTEC in 2008/2009: http://www.cutec.org/?n1=news
Thanks again for making the last year hugely successful and look forward to your engagement for the coming year.
Theo
Calling all Enterprisers alumni!
Dr Shai Vyakarnam needs case studies for a book he is co-writing with Neal Hartman about how to unlock the enterpriser inside!
What has happened since you completed Enterprisers? How are you working or behaving differently? What sort of impact has your business or idea had on your own or other people's lives? What about your 'Letter to Self?' Have things turned out the way you hoped?
If you are happy to be included, please get in touch with Shai by email.
We'd also like to develop some CfEL case studies to demonstrate the benefits of the programme for potential delegates across the UK and wider world. If you'd like to contribute and would be happy for this info to be included on our web site and within other marketing collateral, please contact Katharine Price, Marketing Manager, at CfEL via k.price@jbs.cam.ac.uk
We look forward to hearing from you!
Many thanks,
The CfEL team
1 day to go! New i-Teams taster programme - May 7th 2009
Following on from the success of the i-Teams programme, we are piloting a new taster programme in May, to allow more students to participate, and more technologies to gain real market feedback.
Students will have the opportunity to work with real Cambridge University inventions, getting a taste of brainstorming, identifying the real-world benefits of new technologies, and contacting potential customers.
The i-Teams taster will run over 2 weeks, from May 16th to 30th and includes two half-day workshops, as well as independent team work.
See www.iteamsonline.org for details of the projects. Applications due by May 7th.
Hi all. I'm looking forward to attending next year CUTEC events as the Technology Venture Conference was absolutely amazing. I had a very nice chat with Garrett Camp of StumbleUpon fame which is one of the company I inspired the most when I started Veedow.com up.
Also, I'd love to get feedbacks about my start up: http://younoodle.com/startups/veedow_com
Cheers