Coller Institute of Venture at Tel Aviv University Issue 1 – Welcome/Policy
Coller Institute of Venture is proud to present the inaugural issue of Venture Findings. The issue offers precisely what the Coller Institute of Venture (CIV) strives to deliver: a deeper understanding of the global venture ecosystem. Research is at the core of the CIV’s vision — research on how venture is stimulated, promoted and nurtured across different geographies and industries. Issue 1a of Venture Findings addresses each...
Issue 2 – History
Coller Institute of Venture is proud to present the latest issue of Venture Findings, entitled History of Venture. In order to fully understand the lessons for venture in general and specific episodes in particular, we believe a greater context is needed. Judging a single milestone in isolation would miss the constellation of efforts and achievements...
Issue 3 – Deep Innovation
Introduction Coller Institute of Venture is proud to present issue #3 of Venture Findings, which is devoted to Deep Innovation. We define Deep Innovation as inventions that are enabled by basic research or a scientific breakthrough. Unlike what we see in the ubiquitous Internet/Cyber startups, these usually entail substantial resources ($5-100M), and may take years...
Issue 4 – University Venture
Can Venture Make or Break Universities?
A university’s ability to create ventures and interact with them is becoming a critical survival skill. After all, the lack of this ability is what made Harvard lose out to Stanford. And it will get worse...Issue 5 – City Venture
