Breakthrough Ideas,
Comprehensive Support.

Learn about the structure of the competition, who can apply, what our judges are looking for, the prizes and benefits on offer, and examples of teams that have found success progressing on from the competition.

Helen Alexander from I/E Cambridge provides an overview of everything entrepreneurship at The University of Cambridge.

Learn how Cambridge Enterprise can support your journey from research to commercialisation. Topics covered include: - Why commercialise your research and how - Commercialisation journey - IP and licensing - Research tools - Consultancy - Spinning out a new company - The Cambridge innovation ecosystem

Since its launch in 2018, The Trinity Bradfield Prize has become the most popular Science and Tech competition at The University of Cambridge. Across the seven editions of the prize to date, 541 teams have applied, £155,000 in non-dilutive prize money has been awarded, and our impressive alumni have gone on to raise millions of pounds in venture and grant funding. The Prize aims to encourage and assist young scientists, engineers, and entrepreneurs at the University of Cambridge to start companies capable of translating their ideas, inventions, and discoveries into products. The judges are looking for the teams most likely to achieve these goals and the products most likely to impact their field. The prize isn't simply a pitching contest. We want to deeply understand your science and technology. The judges weigh multiple factors, including team experience, research publications, intellectual property ownership, funding or licencing opportunities, business models, the market, the competition, and clarity of presentation. For more information and to apply, visit: https://www.trinitybradfieldprize.co.uk/