让我们设计香港经济3.0 On April 22, 2016, "South China Morning Post", Hong-Kong's leading daily newspaper, has published an op-ed by Yesha Sivan, CIV Executive Director, discussing the paths Hong-Kong shall follow to transform yet again and remain a leading global city in the 21-st century. In his piece titled "Let's Design HK 3.0", Yesha discusses the importance of design and leadership in shaping the future of Hong-Kong.
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教授创业和创新课程?我们来帮您!The Coller Institute of Venture aims to be the leading hub and repository for venture knowledge and its distribution globally. We strive to further the understanding of the nexus of venture and making venture successful. Academic institutions and centres of innovation are a major factor in the improvement of the venture ecosystem. Our website resources, videos, lectures and articles published …
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风投历史数据库可视化 The Coller Institute of Venture at Tel Aviv University has launched a project aiming to make its History of Venture database accessible to the public in an interactive online visualization. The database in question explores key events in the history of innovation and venture in the past 100 years (1914–2014). It is a valuable research tool for the study …
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不仅仅是肉——超级肉!——深度创新案例分享 By 2050, the world’s population will grow to more than 9 billion, and our appetite for meat will grow along with it. Cultured meat has the potential of becoming the perfect industrial meat alternative. Cultured meat is produced in a sustainable environment, and no living creature is hurt in the process. Our unique approach and technological concepts enable us to bring cultured meat products to the market soon.
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中国政府——全世界最大的私募股权投资方 China's institutional funds and government enterprises are leading recent investment rounds with multibillion investments. After years of relying on traditional and heavy manufacturing, the Chinese government paved the way to entrepreneurship, establishing more than 1,500 accelerators and investing a staggering $339 billion in venture capital.
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