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Oxford+Ethics & Innovation: The Social Media Ban, Sovereign AI, and the Race We Can't StopCan democracies capture the economic benefits of AI while protecting citizens from the unintended consequences?In this episode of Ethics and Innovation by Oxford+ brought to you by Equinox, host Susannah de Jager speaks with Lord Lionel Tarassenko, founding President of Reuben College and a pioneer of machine learning in safety-critical systems, about why the race to build ever more powerful models increasingly resembles an arms race. They explore whether the UK's long focus on ethical AI has become a competitive advantage, how Britain should position itself between the United States, Europe and China, and why sovereign...
2026-07-0735 min
Oxford+Season Four Wrap and a Look Ahead to Ethics, AI and Season FiveWhat changes when an innovation ecosystem stops talking about problems and starts talking about solutions?In this wrap of Season Four, Oxford+ host Susannah de Jager reflects on a clear shift in rhetoric across the series, from missing pieces of the puzzle to a real sense of momentum in Oxford and the wider UK. She points to initiatives like Equinox, Equitable Innovation Oxford, and the inaugural Oxford Tech Week as signs of an ecosystem finally galvanising itself and becoming easier to engage with.The timing fits a buoyant national picture: UK startup funding reached $7.8 billion...
2026-06-2302 min
The Sacred Rage Podcast with Susannah ClarkeLove, SusannahBlamed for her father's death, exMormon Susannah Clarke dives more thoroughly into difficult childhood memories.
2026-06-1934 minOxford+Recycling Capital and Talent in Oxford's Innovation EconomyHow should we value a healthcare system that frustrates the very innovators trying to improve it?In this episode of Oxford+, host Susannah de Jager speaks with Dr Ceri Morgan, a doctor turned healthcare investment banker turned patient, about her three careers and what they reveal about UK life sciences. Ceri explains why, for years, companies pitching an NHS-first strategy were handed close to a zero valuation, and why the UK's thin life sciences public market has pushed founders towards private capital and trade sales.Her move to Dalloway Partners marks a third act focused...
2026-06-0938 minOxford+Oxford+ in Brief with Riham Satti, co-founder and CEO of MeVitaeWhat does success really look like when we get hiring right? In this Oxford+ in Brief, Susannah de Jager puts forward four questions to Riham Satti, co-founder and CEO of MeVitae. Riham describes success as a workplace where people feel they belong, feel empowered, and stay because their work feels like a career worth building. She offers candid advice for anyone entering the Oxford ecosystem, reflects on what the city does brilliantly and where it could connect its specialised pockets more effectively, and imagines what Oxford might look like by 2050. With a recent large-scale study finding that...
2026-06-0205 minOxford+Unconscious Bias, Responsible AI, and the Future of Workforce DecisionsWhat if the key to fairer hiring lies not in better policies, but in understanding how our brains actually make decisions?In this episode of Oxford+, host Susannah de Jager speaks with Riham Satti, co-founder and CEO of MeVitae, about her journey from studying neuroscience at Oxford to building an AI-driven platform that transforms workforce decision-making. They explore how cognitive biases shape recruitment, why ten seconds of CV screening can derail a hiring process, and how organisations can use data and responsible AI to make fairer, faster, and smarter people decisions.With recent research showing...
2026-05-2639 minOxford+Oxford+ in Brief with Dr Holly Reeve, co-founder and CEO of HydRegenWhat would it take for Oxford to truly unlock its potential as a global innovation hub and what keeps getting in the way?In this Oxford+ In Brief mini episode, host Susannah de Jager puts four quick-fire questions to Dr Holly Reeve, co-founder and CEO of HydRegen. Holly shares what success looks like if Hydregen reaches commercial scale manufacturing, why Oxford's chemistry department has become a breeding ground for spin-outs, and why she wishes the barriers between universities and startups were far lower than they are today.With a new super cluster board forming across...
2026-05-1909 minOxford+Bridging the Gap between Scientific Research and Industrial ImpactWhat does it really take to turn a breakthrough in a university lab into a company that could transform how the world makes chemicals?In this episode of Oxford+, host Susannah de Jager speaks with Dr Holly Reeve, co-founder and CEO of HydRegen, an Oxford spin-out replacing precious metals in chemical manufacturing with bio-based enzyme catalysts. Holly shares her journey from a farm in rural England to leading a 15-person deep tech company now preparing for manufacturing and raising a Series A.With the global biocatalysis market projected to more than double to USD 10.2 billion...
2026-05-1234 minOxford+Oxford+ in Brief with Dr Christiaan de Koning and Michael Collyer, Co-Founders of Founders and FundersWhat does success really look like for Oxford's innovation ecosystem, and how do you build something that lasts?In this Oxford+ in Brief bonus episode, host Susannah de Jager puts the same four questions to Dr Christiaan de Koning and Michael Collyer, co-founders of Founders and Funders and the team behind the inaugural OX Tech Week. With UK startups raising $7.8 billion in Q1 2026 alone, the stakes for getting Oxford's commercialisation engine right have never been higher. Looking ahead to 2050, Christiaan and Michael imagine a less fragmented, more collaborative Oxford that is not just a research hub but...
2026-05-0503 minOxford+Oxford+ in Brief with Benny Axt, Entrepreneur in Residence at Oxford Science EnterprisesWhat would it take for Oxford to become the place where the companies that define global healthcare are actually built?In this Oxford+ in Brief, host Susannah de Jager puts four quick-fire questions to Benny Axt, Entrepreneur in Residence at Oxford Science Enterprises. Benny shares his vision of success for the ecosystem, his advice for newcomers, and a candid assessment of where Oxford excels and where it falls short. He argues that world-class science alone is not enough, speed of translation, commercial talent, growth capital and a cultural shift towards risk-taking are all essential if Oxford is...
2026-04-2111 minOxford+Healthcare Innovation When Lives Are at StakeHow does world-class science fail to become a scalable business and what can founders do about it?In this episode of Oxford+, host Susannah de Jager speaks with Benny Axt, Entrepreneur in Residence at Oxford Science Enterprises, about the complex relationship between healthcare technology and the systems it must operate within. They explore why healthcare's apparent inefficiency is often intentional constraint, how reimbursement models and regulatory pathways can make or break a company, and what UK health tech founders consistently underestimate about the US market.Drawing on a recent BCG report highlighting a £20 billion annual o...
2026-04-1447 minOxford+Oxford+ in Brief with Olga Kozlova, Director of Innovation and EngagementWhat would success actually look like if Oxfordshire’s innovation ecosystem got the next phase right?In this Oxford+ in Brief bonus episode, Susannah de Jager puts four rapid-fire questions to Olga Kozlova, one of the leaders behind Equinox (Equitable Innovation Oxford). Olga shares what she believes the Oxford-Cambridge Growth Corridor could unlock for the UK economy and what it would mean in everyday terms for Oxfordshire as a place to live, from connectivity to housing and opportunity.She also offers practical advice for anyone entering the ecosystem: expect to spend time building relationships, one co...
2026-04-0705 minOxford+Building a More Inclusive Innovation Ecosystem in OxfordshireHow do you turn a brilliant but messy innovation ecosystem into something easier to navigate, stronger on the world stage, and fairer for local communities?In this episode of Oxford+, host Susannah de Jager speaks with Olga Kozlova, one of the driving forces behind Equinox (Equitable Innovation Oxford), a new partnership convened by the University of Oxford to align universities, investors, corporates, developers and communities behind a shared ambition for Oxfordshire.Olga explains why Equinox formed, why a united voice matters if Oxford wants to compete with global clusters, and how the initiative aims to...
2026-03-3133 min
Off The Shelf with Susannah Dellinger010. Beauty's Youth Obsession Has a Paper TrailSend me a text 💌The beauty industry's obsession with youth didn't come from nowhere. In this episode, Susannah connects the dots between the Epstein files, the men who shaped beauty and fashion for decades, and the standards that got built on the backs of those values — and asks what the industry does now that it knows.In this episode:Why Ronald Lauder's name appearing nearly 500 times in the Epstein files is a beauty industry conversation, not just a political oneHow the men who owned Victoria's Secret, Limited Too, Bath & Body Works, and major beauty brand...
2026-03-3016 minOxford+Oxford+ in Brief with Lord William Hague, Chancellor of the University of OxfordWhat would success for UK innovation actually look like in practice?In this short Oxford+ in Brief bonus episode, host Susannah de Jager asks Lord William Hague four fast questions that cut straight to the future of Oxford, the Oxford ecosystem, and Britain’s ability to translate world-class ideas into lasting prosperity. Hague argues that the UK should aim to make the Oxford–Cambridge–London triangle the place in the world to build a career, invest, and create globally significant companies.The Oxford–Cambridge Growth Corridor has become a central plank of the UK’s growth age...
2026-03-2403 minOxford+Lord William Hague on Talent, Technology, and CapitalHow does the UK turn world-class ideas into world-class companies, without selling the best outcomes abroad?In this episode of Oxford+, host Susannah de Jager speaks with Lord William Hague, Chancellor of the University of Oxford and former UK Foreign Secretary, about the UK’s scale-up gap and what it will take to build an innovation economy that keeps more value at home. They discuss why universities sit at the centre of growth, how pension capital and other long-term investors can help close the funding gap, and why procurement and slow decision-making can quietly kill promising companies be...
2026-03-1740 minOxford+Oxford+ in Brief with Hannah Scott, CEO of Oxfordshire GreentechWhat would success look like if Oxfordshire got climate innovation truly right, not just in ideas, but in deployment at scale? In this Oxford+ bonus episode, Susannah de Jager speaks with Hannah Scott, CEO of Oxfordshire Greentech, about the practical barriers that stop climate tech startups moving from promise to global impact.Hannah unpacks why scaling hardware and deep tech takes longer, costs more, and often hits the Valley of Death between Series A and Series B, where funding needs can jump dramatically. She argues the UK needs more patient capital, including family offices, and r...
2026-03-1011 minOff The Shelf with Susannah Dellinger005. Is Beauty Holding Women Back... Or Setting Them Free?Send me a text 💌Is beauty a tool for feminism, or has it been weaponized against women?Susannah Dellinger has spent two decades in the beauty industry and she's finally asking the question out loud. This is the episode she's been building toward.In this episode:Why beauty went from self-expression and play to "there's something wrong with you — and here's 25 products to fix it"The workplace double standard: why women who wear makeup earn up to 25% more — and what that actually says about usHow the same industry that pr...
2026-03-0915 minOxford+Oxford+ in Brief with Dr Alison Hawks, Co-Founder and CEO of BMNT LTDWhat would defence reform look like if we stopped overcomplicating it? In this Oxford+ in brief episode, host Susannah de Jager asks Alison Hawks questions that reveal how leaders think under pressure, what shapes their decisions, and what they are curious about right now. Alison argues that defence needs to get out of its own way: procurement should be a clearer transaction where the military owns the problem, industry owns the solution, and requirements reflect that division of expertise. She shares practical advice for anyone entering the sector tomorrow, using the simple test of desirability, feasibility, and...
2026-02-2414 minOxford+Defence Innovation in the UK: How Startups Win Government ContractsHow do you sell to a customer where the decision-maker is actually five different people, and half of them might move roles before the contract lands?In this episode of Oxford+, host Susannah de Jager speaks with Dr Alison Hawks, co-founder and CEO of BMNT Ltd, about why defence innovation is becoming a structural opportunity, and why procurement literacy is often more important than the technology itself. They unpack the realities of B2G: long buying cycles, complex stakeholder incentives, and the traps that stall companies after a promising pilot.The conversation lands at a...
2026-02-1740 minOxford+Oxford+ in Brief with Lisa Flashner, COO of the Ellison Institute of TechnologyWhat does success look like when world-leading research meets commercial sustainability? In this bonus episode of Oxford Plus, Susannah de Jager sits down with Lisa Flashner to explore the evolving landscape of one of the world’s most famous academic cities. Lisa shares her transition from the West Coast to Oxford, highlighting the unique intellectual diversity and the "incredibly talented women" who drive the ecosystem forward. The conversation dives deep into the structural challenges of navigating the ecosystem and the ambitious vision for Oxford in 2050. From the development of new innovation hubs like Oxford North to the in...
2026-02-1005 minOxford+The Origins of Oxford+Why do the critical conversations about founding and funding a business often happen behind closed doors, making the ecosystem feel impenetrable? In this special episode, Oxford+ host Susannah de Jager reveals the origin story and core premise of the podcast. Drawing on her extensive background as a former COO and CEO of a European equities hedge fund, and her later work in pension capital reform, Susannah shares what inspired her to move from listed asset management to focusing on nascent companies. She discusses how being exposed to companies in their critical growth phase—when they need long-term ca...
2025-11-1703 minOxford+The Multiplier Effect: Funding Companies, Ecosystems, and the Future of the UKHow do we solve the UK’s persistent scale-up capital conundrum and move from academic theory to commercial reality? Host Susannah de Jager speaks with Pete Davies, Partner and Head of Developed Markets Strategy at Lansdowne Partners and co-founder of Oxford Science Enterprises (OSE). Pete shares his unique, contrarian perspective, spanning decades of experience in asset management and pioneering UK venture.This episode delves into the linear evolution of deep tech commercialisation, from IP Group to the creation of OSE. Pete discusses the critical need to shift company formation from an "academic X has an IP"...
2025-11-0331 minOxford+The Cluster Effect: How Bicester Motion is Driving the Future of MobilityWhat if the key to the future of global mobility was found not in isolation, but in a carefully curated community? Host Susannah de Jager sits down with Dan Geoghegan, CEO of Bicester Motion, the visionary behind the world's largest automotive and future mobility cluster. Dan details his systematic, values-driven approach to turning a derelict RAF bomber station into a thriving, 444-acre ecosystem of 54 businesses—ranging from historic vehicle restorers to pioneers in net-zero fuels. They discuss the critical benefits of clustering, where like minds and complementary businesses achieve greater efficiency and critical mass. Dan sh...
2025-10-0641 minOxford+The Psychology of Scaling Companies and Teams with Professor Robin Dunbar: Part 3How do you maintain a strong company culture and team commitment as your organisation scales? In the third and final part of this series, Professor Robin Dunbar sits down with host Susannah de Jager to explore how social science can provide the answer. Robin explains that maintaining deep relationships with your core team is a huge "time burden" for leaders, but it is essential for fostering trust and ensuring everyone is on the same page.The conversation delves into the historical context of community-building in business, referencing the practices of 19th-century founders who built social c...
2025-09-2219 minOxford+The Psychology of Scaling Companies and Teams with Professor Robin Dunbar: Part 2Have you ever wondered what makes a great leader for a large, scaling company? In part two of our special series, Professor Robin Dunbar returns to explore the essential social skills needed to manage a growing organisation. Robin and host Susannah de Jager explore the psychological boundaries of group size, from the point where a CEO no longer recognises every employee to the limit of knowing 5,000 faces you've seen before. They discuss the challenges for founders who are emotionally attached to their "baby" and how this can impede necessary growth transitions.The conversation highlights the o...
2025-09-2211 minOxford+The Psychology of Scaling Companies and Teams with Professor Robin Dunbar: Part 1Have you ever wondered why your company's culture shifts dramatically as it grows? In part one of a special three-part series, host Susannah de Jager sits down with Professor Robin Dunbar, creator of the renowned "Dunbar's Number," to explore the evolutionary and anthropological realities that impact organisations as they scale. They delve into how social constraints on our brains affect group sizes and dynamics, offering a new perspective on why committees and teams function differently at various scales.Drawing on insights from fields as diverse as human evolution and business, Professor Dunbar provides a toolkit...
2025-09-2222 min
Heart of MotionSoul Whispers with Anita AdamsHave you ever felt that quiet tug toward something greater? A whisper so subtle you might miss it amid life's constant noise? That inner voice holds the key to your authentic path, if only you'd slow down enough to listen.In this deeply reflective conversation, Anita Adams guides us through the process of distinguishing true inner wisdom from fear-based thinking. When your soul speaks truth, you'll often experience a feeling of expansion, excitement, or lightness that feels different from ego-based resistance. She shares a beautiful guided visualization practice for connecting with your higher self, whether you're in...
2025-09-1534 minOxford+The Future of Genetic Medicine with Zandy Forbes, CEO of MeiraGTxWhat compels a scientist to leave academia for the high-stakes world of finance and then become the CEO of a publicly-traded biotech company?In this episode of Oxford+, host Susannah de Jager sits down with Zandy Forbes, the CEO and co-founder of MeiraGTx. Zandy shares her fascinating career journey, explaining how her experience as a hedge fund analyst shaped her unique approach to building a resilient, multi-asset genetic medicine company.They discuss MeiraGTx's pioneering work, from developing a mind-blowing technology that turns the body into a drug manufacturing facility to their successful clinical trials that...
2025-09-0842 minHeart of MotionWhen Your Body Changes The Rules, You Find New Ways To Play The GameStepping into the gritty Astoria Boxing Club in Vancouver for the first time, Lara Cubitt never imagined it would change her life. "It's old, it smells of empty beer cans and maybe urine?... blood?" she recalls with a laugh. Yet this unlikely beginning set her on a path to becoming a two-time Canadian amateur boxing champion—before multiple sclerosis forced her to reimagine her relationship with movement entirely.Lara's journey from championship boxer to certified Iyengar yoga teacher unfolds with raw honesty in this conversation. She describes being drawn to boxing almost by accident, initially thinking "I pr...
2025-08-0448 minOxford+How Founders Pledge Uses Data to Maximise Philanthropic ImpactEver wondered how to integrate meaningful philanthropy into your entrepreneurial journey? In this insightful episode of Oxford+, host Susannah de Jager sits down with Rob Chapman and Isobel Morton, Trustees of Founders Pledge, to explore innovative strategies for startup founders to effectively give back. Founders Pledge provides a structured, community-driven approach for entrepreneurs committed to donating a portion of their proceeds from liquidity events to charitable causes. Rob and Isobel share personal experiences and practical advice on utilising donor-advised funds, leveraging detailed impact research, and maximising the social impact of giving. With over $11 billion pledged gl...
2025-07-2124 minHeart of MotionThe Athlete's Blind Spot: What Your Movement Patterns Can Reveal About Your PotentialWhat if the key to athletic breakthrough isn't training harder, but moving better? For athletes chasing performance goals, the path forward might lie in what's been there all along – your movement patterns.From the moment we first move in the womb to our latest workout, our bodies develop unique neuromuscular highways – patterns that govern how we organize and execute every movement. These patterns become our movement signature, as distinctive as our handwriting or walking gait. But unlike static signatures, these patterns directly impact our athletic potential, either supporting or sabotaging our efforts.This episode dives deep...
2025-07-0732 minOxford+The Oxford Trust at 40: How Innovation and Education Power Oxford's FutureHow does a 40-year-old charity continue to shape the future of science and innovation in Oxford? In this episode of Oxford+, host Susannah de Jager sits down with Steve Burgess, CEO, and Nicki Campling, Director of Innovation and Operations at the Oxford Trust, to explore the organisation's unique role in nurturing startups and inspiring future scientists. From pioneering the UK's first innovation centre to investing over £20 million in state-of-the-art facilities, the Trust has quietly built an ecosystem where early-stage companies can thrive.Listeners will discover how the Trust's dual mission—supporting deep tech startups and del...
2025-07-0733 minHeart of MotionThe Marathon Mindset with Susanne MuellerSusanne Mueller, executive leadership coach and marathon runner, shares how the "marathon mindset" applies to success in both physical challenges and professional life.• Building consistency through regular physical activity creates mental resilience and healthy lifestyle habits• The true value lies in the preparation—not just the achievement itself• Mueller's 5K Formula for Success: Start, Team/Training, Evaluation, Pacing, Success• "Pole pole" (slowly, slowly): Sometimes slowing down is necessary to ultimately go faster• Cross-cultural awareness comes from meeting people where they are rather than where we think they should be• Physical movement can help women nav...
2025-06-2331 minOxford+Can Sirona Rival Ozempic? A New Chapter in Obesity Treatment with Camilla Easter, CEO of Oxford Medical ProductsIs there a better way to manage obesity than GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic? In this episode of Oxford+, host Susannah de Jager speaks with Camilla Easter, CEO of Oxford Medical Products, about Sirona—a pioneering, non-pharmaceutical pill that mimics the effects of bariatric surgery without the side effects. Designed to expand in the stomach and promote satiety, Sirona could become the go-to solution for long-term weight loss and maintenance. Camilla shares the company’s unconventional startup journey, why they avoided the university spinout route, and how the product is positioned to address global obesity, especially among...
2025-06-2332 minOxford+Aligning Founders and Investors with David Mott, Founder Partner of Oxford CapitalWhat does it take to scale a successful venture capital firm while staying aligned with founders? In this episode of Oxford+, host Susannah de Jager speaks with David Mott, Founder Partner at Oxford Capital, about his 25-year journey backing over 100 UK tech startups. David shares insights on what makes early-stage companies succeed, why founder-led teams outperform, and how Oxford Capital bridges the gap between private wealth and innovation. From pioneering EIS funds to influencing UK venture policy, David outlines the key elements that drive value creation in startups—including team structure, sector focus, and investment ti...
2025-06-0937 minOxford+Building Billion-Pound Outcomes with Jack Edmondson, CIO of Oxford Science EnterprisesCan a university-powered ecosystem become the UK’s next startup superpower? In this episode of Oxford+, host Susannah de Jager sits down with Jack Edmondson, Chief Investment Officer at Oxford Science Enterprises (OSE), to explore the art and challenge of turning world-class research into global impact. With over 20 years in investment and deep ties to the Oxford ecosystem, Jack shares his vision for scaling science-driven startups, the role of co-investors, and how to nurture talent while maintaining commercial rigour. He offers an inside look at OSE’s approach to risk, return, and capital allocation across Life S...
2025-05-2638 minHeart of MotionFinding Inner WisdomThe wisdom we seek is often already within us – but how do we access it? In this illuminating conversation with transformation coach and spiritual mentor Rachel Linnett, we explore how movement, creativity and self-love can becomes a powerful pathways to self-discovery, inner wisdom, and personal evolution.Rather than seeking transformation through prescribed programs promising a "new you," she guides us toward embracing and accepting all aspects of ourselves – even those parts we'd prefer to hide. This radical acceptance becomes the foundation for genuine growth and change.Drawing from 18+ years of experience coaching others and her own...
2025-05-1241 minOxford+Oxford+ Season 3Oxford+ is back for Season Three. This season will continue the conversation with investors, entrepreneurs and innovators, but will also focus on those new entrants to the ecosystem who are going to be changing the landscape in the coming months and years.Oxford+ takes you deep into the myths and truths of the Oxford investing landscape. Join your host, Susannah de Jager, as she interviews investors, influencers, and entrepreneurs who operate within and have an impact on the Oxford ecosystem.Visit our website to learn more and subscribe to our newsletter - oxfordplus.co.uk
2025-05-1200 minHeart of MotionFinding Freedom Through Movement with Allison BirtDiscover the transformative power of mindful movement with movement educator Allison Birt as she shares her journey from ballet to Pilates teacher and Franklin Method practitioner. What happens when we shift our focus from punishing workouts to pleasurable movement? Allison reveals how our relationship with our bodies can fundamentally change when we approach movement with curiosity rather than judgment. "Movement is supposed to feel good. That is our birthright," she reminds us, challenging fitness industry norms that glorify exhaustion and pain.The conversation explores the rich lineage of Pilates, tracing its evolution through first-generation teachers w...
2025-04-0739 minHeart of MotionWater, Work, and Wisdom: A Conversation with Olympic Kayaker Kamini JainPaddle into the remarkable world of Kamini Jain, an Olympic kayaker whose journey from shy teenager to Hall of Fame paddler reveals powerful lessons about perseverance, community, and finding strength on the water.Kamini's story begins with a quiet 14-year-old discovering kayaking – a perfect fit for her introverted nature that would eventually lead to Olympic finals, 11 World Cup medals, and induction into three different Halls of Fame. Kamini has a unique perspective, with her breadth of experience across multiple paddle disciplines. From sprint kayaking to dragon boating to outrigger canoes, she illuminates the technical foundations tha...
2025-03-3126 minHeart of MotionMeditation as MedicineIn a world increasingly fraught with stress and anxiety, finding balance and peace can sometimes seem unattainable. This episode of the Heart of Motion podcast dives deep into the potent intersection of movement, mindfulness, and health, featuring expert insights from Siobhan O'Connell, a seasoned physiotherapist with 40+ years experience. We explore how chronic stress influences our overall health, shaping our bodies and minds in detrimental ways. Siobhan shares her journey of discovering the mind-body connection, revealing how integrating ancient wisdom from meditation with modern science can open pathways to healing that extend beyond traditional practices.Listeners will learn...
2025-03-0338 minOxford+Bringing Science to Society with Molly Stevens, John Black Professor of Bionanoscience at the University of OxfordHow can cutting-edge nanoscience transform medicine and inspire groundbreaking startups within Oxford? In this episode, Susannah de Jager sits down with Professor Dame Molly Stevens, John Black Professor of Bionanoscience at the University of Oxford. Together, they explore Molly’s extraordinary journey in interdisciplinary research, the process of spinning out successful companies from academia, and the unique opportunities Oxford offers for scientific innovation. Molly also shares insights on fostering diverse teams, driving impactful research, and the future of quantum sensing in biomedical applications.(00:00) - Bringing Science to Society with Molly Stevens
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