When a scientist becomes an inventorA novel scientific discovery can catapult a researcher from the bench to being an entrepreneur. Here, Greta Faccio shares considerations for next steps in commercialising an inventionGreta FaccioIndependent consultant
When should scientists think about trademarks?If your discovery has commercial potential, you will need to think about what to call it when it reaches the market. Here are three considerations about trademarks and protecting your intellectual propertyGreta Faccio, Marion-Sima WössnerIndependent consultant
Six actionable strategies to be a successful ambidextrous leaderAmbidextrous leadership requires not only strategic planning but also a deep understanding of the needs – current and future alike – of the research group, institution or organisation. Here are six aspects to consider in its implementationGreta Faccio, Valentina LorenzonIndependent consultant, Independent academic
Should academics embrace ambidextrous leadership to future-proof their career?Ambidexterity requires investing time in training that can provide the skills needed to operate in a dynamic environment but also in the futureGreta Faccio, Valentina LorenzonIndependent consultant, Independent academic
How mentor and mentee can help each otherMentorship is a symbiotic relationship. Here, two scientists look at steps in the meeting process and benefits from both sidesGreta Faccio, Maria KoumouriIndependent academic, University of Cyprus
How to find personal fulfilment after being a scientistAcademia encourages experimentation and innovative thinking. Why not apply these skills to finding a more satisfying job? Greta Faccio explains how she hit on her hybrid solutionGreta FaccioIndependent academic