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5 Aug 2015: revenue, goodwill, business opportunity or any indirect, consequential, financial or economic loss or damage, costs or expenses whether in contract, tort, negligence, breach of statutory duty or otherwise whatsoever or howsoever ... 8.5 The Client shall

8 May 2015: that benefit society and generate economic benefit for partners, universities, staff and students. ... Today, thanks to Solexa, a University of Cambridge spin-out from the Department of Chemistry, genome sequencing costs as little as $1,000 per genome.

8 May 2015: that benefit society and generate economic benefit for partners, universities, staff and students. ... Today, thanks to Solexa, a University of Cambridge spin-out from the Department of Chemistry, genome sequencing costs as little as $1,000 per genome.

22 Dec 2015: Share and share alike: the cost of participation. Share:. Recently I wrote a blog post about my dislike of preference shares and how they dis-incentivise founders.

1 Dec 2015: are recompensed for the facility and consumables costs) or by working with external partners who have the capability to produce and/or store specialist reagents. ... Unlike the many other inventions we support at CE, reagents seldom involve the recovery

21 Sep 2015: Blindness has massive societal and healthcare-related impacts over and above any cost of treatment, so the greater-good argument should be enough to convince providers to pay. ... For example, rather than a huge upfront cost for a once-in-a-lifetime

15 Sep 2015: Most importantly though, I’ve found that at Cambridge Enterprise I’m again witness to activity that creates societal and economic impacts, this time through work that supports the transfer of

14 Oct 2015: The founders are taking risks as well. Career, salary sacrifices, past sunk costs.

22 Dec 2015: Share and share alike: the maths behind the costs of participation.

12 May 2015: Today, thanks to University spin-out Solexa, from the Department of Chemistry, and £100k in seed Fund investment from Cambridge Enterprise, genome sequencing costs as little as $1,000 per genome.