UK startup Nyobolt is developing technology that aims to charge electric vehicles in under 7 minutes.

Here is a window into how the Cambridge-based company aims to revolutionise EV charging infrastructure in the UK, which will speed the transition away from petrol and diesel cars.

Corporations are playing an increasingly dominant role in backing venture-backed startups. Here are highlights from Global Corporate Venturing’s state of the market report, which shows how corporate VC is driving growth in the sector.

Midlands Mindforge is an initiative backed by a group of universities in central England which supports student startups in areas like biotech, agtech and robotics.

This video showcases the potential for these academic institutions to emerge as hubs for deep tech excellence.

The University of Cambridge is one of the most prolific academic institutions in the UK for producing student-led startups. Here is a glimpse of the plans that the university has to become top of the leader board for spinning out technologies.

Restaurants and coffee shops often find it hard to hire while they also struggle with mounting costs. Here is a new technology that automates coffee making, a game-changer for companies in the hospitality sector facing labour shortages.

Northern English universities of Manchester, Sheffield, Leeds and Liverpool have joined forces to support student-led startups in areas such as hard tech and biotech.

This video features an interview with the head of Northern Gritstone, an investment firm that backs spinouts from these universities, with the aim of creating a technology powerhouse in northern England.

The following video showcases new technologies emerging from California State University, Monterey. These include student-led innovations in agricultural and marine technologies.