How to attract venture investment to your deep science startup

Scientists working in university and national labs are increasingly interested in launching startup companies as vehicles to actively translate their research derived innovations from lab-to-market. These commercial aspirations are routinely hindered by the belief that great technology alone provides a sufficient basis for a great startup company. This view often leads to a narrow business focus and protracted or failed attempts to secure critical resources, including risk capital investment.

This blog post intends to help scientific entrepreneurs develop a more holistic view of their startup and to understand what they can do to successfully attract investors at various early stages of their company, from pre-seed to series A.

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