Go beyond data, unlock the science of getting to radical breakthroughs. We offer both on site and remote services. It's not about the data, it's what you do with it.
Workshops / Lectures
The best way to scale Impact Science is to create more impact scientists. We offer workshops, classes, and talks to introduce the framework and upskill the potential of your students or coworkers.
Our Book
Our framework of "Impact Science" is available as a free book and on Amazon, both paperback and Kindle Unlimited.
Bridging the gap between deep tech academia, patients and finance
We established the “Druid Collective” to help startups with a very complex science or technology base around the world to bring their breakthrough potential from labs to real-world impact. E.g., Marck Pollock Trust and curing paralysis, see video:
Client: Marck Pollock Trust
Category: Deep Tech advisory
Entrepre-neurs-in-Residence in Kosovo/Albania/Serbia
Strengthening relevant local ecosystem science and tech organizations, collaboration and social impact.
The heart of any entrepreneurial ecosystem is the community of entrepreneurs themselves. The Swiss Entrepreneurship Program (Swiss EP) has incorporated this belief and supports building local startup com-munities bottom up by working with ecosystem leaders and builders for the past four years. Our partners are mainly local entrepreneurs developing and managing incubators, accelerator programs, mentor and angel networks. Through our network of international entrepreneurs (short term experts and Entrepre-neurs-in-Residence) Swiss EP supports organizations to strengthen their performance, improve programs and deliver services of high value to their entrepreneurs, through strategic and practical advice as well as valuable international connections.
Client: Swiss Entrepreneurship Program
Category: Impact Science Implementation
Building an open-source national-scale logistic system in Bhutan
How do you build a complex logistic system that collects, at national scale, the country-wide harvest, on a developing country, with little or no good data and uneven roads conditions?
Logistics optimization of hazelnuts for-profit social enterprise in Bhutan. Largest employer after the government, which is more than doubling the income of more than 10k farmers; while preventing soil degradation of fallow lands. Road conditions in Bhutan offer a set of unique challenges, while the community reach and footprint of the company operations provide the necessary data inputs to create and optimize the collection of the produce. Development, and training, on the necessary data-science tools to feed, connect and optimize best routing to all farmers, and dispatch systems.
Assessment of opportunities between Inmarsat services and the UN Sustainable Development Goals
We did a comprehensive assessment of opportunities between Inmarsat services and the United Nations’ (UN) Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). In particular in relation to their partnership with the UK Space Agency’s International Partnership Programme (IPP). This is a five-year, £152 million program designed to partner UK space expertise with governments and organizations in emerging and developing economies around the world to deliver a sustainable economic or societal benefit.
In 2017 Inmarsat was awarded UK Space Agency IPP funding to lead three projects using satellite technology to improve and protect people’s lives in Nigeria, Indonesia and the Philippines. Sustainability was a key element of each of the two-year projects, with detailed monitoring and evaluation designed to demonstrate to respective governments their positive impact on target communities and cost effectiveness.
The IPP projects followed the UK Space Agency’s International Partnership Space Programme (IPSP) initiatives that Inmarsat undertook in 2015, supplying connectivity for mobile banking services in Kenya and a maternal healthcare programme in Nigeria.
Client: Inmarsat IPP
Category: Impact Science Advisory
“El Pais con tu Futuro”.
“Ciencia de Impacto” como carrera profesional
Talk and workshop to 34000 students out of high school and helping them to choose their career paths. The talk, in spanish, is also available (below) and presents the idea of “Impact Science”.
Client: El País newspaper
Category: Workshops / Talks
Fostering entrepreneurship in refugee camps and host community
A project with the World Economic Forum YGL community to help refugees acquire entrepreneurship skills and experience to help them solve their refugee status.
The best solution for someone in a refugee camp is to cease being a refugee either by being able to come back to their communities or being relocated with full citizenship in another community. Our project seeks to upskill refugees so they gain agency on their present and future by being entrepreneurs which will hopefully increase their chances to move on.
This is a pro-bono project with other members of the World Economic Forum Young Global Leaders community, in cooperation with United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), Oxford University Centre on Refugee Studies, Aliko Dangote Foundation and Danish Church Aid (DCA).
For more information available here on in the video below.
