1. Breakthroughs Are Happening Everywhere
We are living in an invention era, across the globe, powerful advances are emerging — in AI, quantum labs, biotech clusters, space-tech, and advanced materials.
2. But They Get Stuck in the Labs or In Sandboxes
Most of these breakthroughs remain trapped in academic silos, stalled at the prototype stage, or lost in translation — taking years, even decades, to reach real-world use.
3. The Journey from Invention to Impact and Markets is inefficient
It’s not because science and technology is flawed or not ready. It’s because the systems that translate breakthroughs into ventures for meaningful societal impact are missing and have to be rethought for this new age of accelerated discovery.
4. Founders Face Chasms and Unchartered Seas
Scientific entrepreneurs and inventive engineers often stand at the edge of a vast gaps — with misaligned incentives for commercialisation in academia, no clear and efficient pathways for scientific venture creation, and early stage deeptech oriented partners to help them build world redefining ventures.
5. We need redesigned pathways for Deeptech and Science Ventures
There’s no shortage of discovery and invention. What’s missing is the ability, systems and efficient pathways to turn more of that science into something society can use, fund, and scale.