Gordon Sanghera on building Oxford Nanopore, funding UK deep tech and using AI to turn genomic data into useful discoveries.

How can Britain turn strong start-ups into global companies? Eva Barboni sets out a plan built on ambition, capital and talent.

Microsoft's Juan M Lavista Ferres on how the AI for Good Lab picks problems, from infant deaths to preventable blindness, and gives the results away free.

Oxfordshire is affluent on average, yet life expectancy varies by over a decade. Jeremy Long on closing Oxfordshire's opportunity gap.

What does it mean for AI to care? Caroline Green on responsible AI in social care, ageing, and why relationships matter more than convenience.

How do you govern AI when it outpaces your strategy? Anne Trefethen on sovereign AI, trusted models and preparing students for work that is changing.

Dr Olga Kozlova explains how Equinox is turning Oxford's innovation boom into local jobs, skills and shared prosperity for the whole region.

Can AI close the justice gap? Philippa Webb on deepfakes, cyber attacks and using technology to widen access to justice without weakening fair trials.

Can a chatbot ever replace human connection? Oxford philosopher Edward Harcourt explores AI ethics, embodiment and the risks of outsourcing our minds.

Audrey Tang explains how civic AI, data as soil and digital democracy can help societies rebuild trust and resist extractive big tech.

Raphaël Millière explores whether AI understands, why human cognition differs, and what sovereign AI means for Europe.

Lord Lionel Tarassenko on sovereign AI, the social media ban, and whether Britain's focus on ethical AI is an advantage, not a constraint.

Why does the NHS earn a zero valuation from investors? Ceri Morgan on fixing UK life sciences, recycling capital and being your own patient advocate.

How can neuroscience and responsible AI create fairer hiring? Riham Satti shares how MeVitae is transforming workforce decisions with science and data.

Holly Reeve shares how she built Oxford spin-out HydRegen, replacing precious metals with enzymes to decarbonise chemical manufacturing.

OX Tech Week launches in May 2026. Co-founders Christiaan de Koning and Michael Collyer reveal how the city is building its deep tech identity.

Benny Axt explains why great health tech needs system fluency to scale, sharing lessons from six continents and the realities of US and UK healthcare.

Equinox is Oxfordshire’s new coalition to scale innovation and make opportunity more accessible. Olga Kozlova explains the plan and what comes next.

William Hague on Oxford, growth, and why the UK needs talent, technology, and capital to scale world-class ideas into world-class companies.

How can regions build climate tech ecosystems that drive global impact? Hannah Scott shares Oxfordshire Greentech's playbook for connecting innovators with capital and scaling solutions.

Defence innovation is accelerating. Dr Alison Hawks explains how startups and investors can navigate procurement, compliance, and adoption.

How is the Ellison Institute reshaping Oxford's innovation landscape? Lisa Flashner shares Larry Ellison's £10bn vision for solving global challenges through science.

Pete Davies of Lansdowne Partners discusses solving the UK's scale-up capital gap, the evolution of deep tech venture, and the magic of the Oxford ecosystem.

A deep dive into Oxford North's £1.2 billion innovation district with its key leaders. Discover the new blueprint for biotech, AI, and mixed-use development.

How did Dan Geoghegan turn a derelict RAF site into the world's largest automotive cluster? Explore his masterclass in community, innovation, and value-led growth.

In the final part of this series, Robin Dunbar discusses how to keep culture and commitment in a growing organisation by building social connections.

In part two of this series, Robin Dunbar discusses why leadership and hiring for senior roles require prioritising soft skills over traditional CVs.

In part one of a three-part series, Professor Robin Dunbar explains how anthropological forces dictate the success of scaling companies.

Zandy Forbes, CEO of MeiraGTx, discusses her journey from academia to biotech and the company's innovative approach to genetic medicine.

Discover how Founders Pledge enables entrepreneurs to strategically embed impactful philanthropy into their startups.

Explore how the Oxford Trust powers innovation and STEM education across Oxford, with insights from CEO Steve Burgess and Director Nicki Campling.

Discover how Sirona, an alternative to Ozempic, is reshaping obesity care with guest Camilla Easter, CEO of Oxford Medical Products.

Discover how Oxford Capital's David Mott aligns investors and founders to fuel UK startup growth.

Oxford Science Enterprises CIO Jack Edmondson reveals how venture capital can transform university innovation into billion-pound businesses.

How can cutting-edge nanoscience transform medicine and inspire groundbreaking startups within Oxford?

Lionel Tarassenko, CBE, shares his fascinating journey from the lab to real-world applications, his pioneering work with NHS data, and his views on how the UK can leverage its unique strengths in healthcare innovation

How does a world-leading university turn groundbreaking research into businesses that change the world? Hear how Oxford transforms cutting-edge science into real-world solutions.

Adam Parr, former Chairman and CEO of the Williams Formula One team, shares insights from his storied career, spanning motorsport, venture capital, and climate innovation.

Susannah speaks with George Robinson and discusses his journey from investing in listed equities in Asia to championing early-stage technology ventures in the UK.

Susannah speaker with Sue Douglas who brings a fresh perspective to the Oxford innovation landscape, drawing from her experience in journalism and her new venture, Veer.

Susannah and Lily discuss the hurdles faced by female founders, the potential for more integrated ecosystems in Oxford and the importance of gender inclusivity in business leadership.

Susannah and Marcus discuss the evolving regulatory landscape for small and medium-sized businesses seeking public listings, focusing on AIM, the London Stock Exchange’s market for growth companies.

Managing Director of Advance Oxford, Sarah Haywood, explores talent retention and the challenges faced by businesses in attracting global talent.

Susannah de Jager is joined by John Derrick, J.P. Morgan Private Bank, to discuss the intricacies of European and U.S. capital markets, the importance of regulation, and the challenges faced by small and illiquid companies.

Susannah is joined by Anna Strongman, CEO of Oxford University Development, to delve into the importance of creating a diverse business base in the city and fostering an environment that attracts a broad range of talents.

Susannah de Jager is joined by Irene Tracey, Vice-Chancellor of the University of Oxford and co-author of the University Spin Out Review, to delve into the myths and truths uncovered through the review.

Susannah de Jager sits down with Ed Bussey, CEO of Oxford Sciences Enterprises, to discuss the future of the scientific ecosystem of Oxford.

Susannah is joined by Dave Norwood, founder of IP Group PLC and Oxford Science Innovation as they discuss his experiences and insights into the potential of Oxford as a hub for innovation, particularly in AI and quantum computing.

Susannah de Jager and Rowan Gardner discuss the importance of diversifying the investment ecosystem and encouraging more participation from female investors

Nicholas Lyons, former Lord Mayor of the City of London, shares his insights on the importance of infrastructure investment, the growth economy, pensions, and financial literacy.

Mark Preston, CTO of StreetDrone, talks about the motorsports cluster in Oxford and the challenges and opportunities it presents.

Susannah de Jager is joined by guest Cici Muldoon, the founder and CEO of Verity Group as they touch on the intersection of science and society, the role of entrepreneurship, and the need for support and funding in the startup ecosystem.

Susannah and Peter discuss the Oxford investing landscape, specifically in the startup and spinout sector, comparing the UK and US, discussing the challenges and opportunities available, and the need for a more dynamic ecosystem.

Susannah and David discuss investing in Oxford, the importance of networking, mentorship, patient capital for scientific startups, and the future of investing in Oxford.