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SUMMARY:Oxford Festival of Arts
DESCRIPTION:About Oxford Festival of Arts 2023\nThe Oxford Festival of Arts 2023 (OFA 2023) will be back in venues across Oxford this year\, with events running from 23 June to 16 July. \nThis year’s theme is People. Stories. Histories. with events including the Rosie Holt: The Woman’s Hour\, and the BBC Big Band with vocalist Claire Martin in a spectacular evening of jazz in the Festival Marquee. More events will be revealed over the coming weeks. \nMuch of the festival will take place in the Festival Marquee on the grounds of Magdalen College School (MCS)\, with events also taking place across the city at locations such as Christ Church Cathedral\, Sheldonian Theatre\, and SJE Arts Oxford. \n  \nAbout the festival\nThe Oxford Festival of the Arts is a month-long celebration of arts and culture with a vibrant mix of music\, art\, dance\, theatre\, big-name speakers and more. It was founded by Magdalen College School and the first festival took place in 2009. \nEvents take place across the city each summer\, from the third week of June onwards\, attracting nationally and internationally renowned performers and artists\, as well as exciting newcomers and home-grown talent. \nThrough its many cultural partnerships\, the festival is able to make use of the buildings\, open spaces\, and performance venues that the beautiful city of Oxford has to offer. \nThe festival’s mission is to offer a broad programme of performances\, events\, and experiences embracing music; classical\, contemporary and new\, theatre\, visual art\, film\, dance\, comedy\, and literature. \nThe festival celebrates Oxford’s diverse communities and offers something for everyone\, whatever their age\, background or artistic experience\, and the school remains the lead sponsor and greatest supporter of the festival.
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LOCATION:Oxford City Centre\, Cowley Pl\, Oxford\, OX4 1DZ\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:‘How can we foster better collaboration between centres of excellence in the UK to further support life sciences innovation’.
DESCRIPTION:During this round-table discussion our speakers will share their thoughts on: \n\nHow well do the UK’s leading academic institutions currently work together?\nThe importance of strong collaboration in supporting the translation of innovation out of academic institutions – what difference can it make in real life terms?\nHow well does the UK Government support academic institutions in the translation of innovation into industry\, and how can this be improved?\nHow well does industry support academic institutions to commercialise innovation – what can be done better?\n\nProgramme: \n08.30 – 09.00  Guest arrival and breakfast served \n09.00 – 09.30   Introductions & keynotes from: \n\nPrashant Shah\, Co-founder\, o2h Group\nFiona Reid\, Associate Professor & Programme Director\, MSc Bioscience Entrepreneurship​\, UCL School of Management \nSteve Silvey\, Senior Investment Manager\, Oxford University Innovation​\nHannah Sore\, CEO\, PharmEnable​\,  Cambridge\n\n09.30 – 10.30    Round table discussion with all guests and speakers\, facilitated by OBN \nPlease note that places are limited and will be offered on an approval-only basis. \nFor further assistance please contact organiser at; jane.odriscoll@obn.org.uk or events@obn.org.uk \nTo register visit : https://obn.glueup.com/event/74535/ \nVenue: \no2h ventures\nHauxton House\,\nThe Mill SciTech Park\,\nMill Lane\nHauxton\nCambridge\nCB22 5HX\nEngland\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:BUSINESS STARTUP BOOTCAMP: MEDTECH
DESCRIPTION:Early-stage MedTech businesses with a spark of an idea or an established MedTech company looking to launch innovative products or services. \nRun over two and a half days in July\, this Business Startup Bootcamp will introduce you to many of the tools\, methodologies\, and approaches that will enable you to design\, test\, and de-risk your business model hypotheses. \nDate: Wednesday 12th July – 9:45 – 5 pm \nAddress: Citylabs 1.0\, Nelson St\, Manchester M13 9NQ \nWhat to expect? \nBuilding on Lean Startup methodology\, the workshops will introduce you to the tools and techniques successful companies use to progress innovative new business ideas. The outcomes of the programme will include ways to define and articulate the business story concisely\, which will increase the chances of commercial funding success. \nParticipants will also benefit from: networking opportunities with industry experts\, help and advice on how to approach potential development partners\, access to Bruntwood SciTech events during the course of the programme and support and guidance from the Bruntwood SciTech Innovation Services team. \n*By attending this workshop you’ll be the first to know about future Accelerator programmes run by Bruntwood SciTech\, and will be provided with support for your application. \n*Joining a bootcamp is necessary to apply for full accelerator programmes in future\, though following on to the next accelerator isn’t compulsory. \nIn partnership with Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust and supported by Cancer Research Horizons\, Marks and Clerk and Lucid Group
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