The University of Glasgow’s Infinity G programme exists to accelerate excellence, creating the optimal conditions for ventures emerging from the university to achieve global societal impact and become investment-ready.
Climate change, food insecurity, economic inequality, ageing populations, and global health crises – demand bold, urgent solutions.
By launching transformative ventures, we can drive sustainable advancements in mobility, industry, health and social care, space, food and energy security, waste management, and lifestyle creating impactful solutions for a better future.
Infinity Glasgow is designed for innovators in fields such as AI & Machine Learning, Health & Biotech, Quantum Computing, Creative Industries, Advanced Materials, Robotics & Autonomous Systems, Photonics, Energy & Power Solutions, Space, and Wireless Communications.
We are applying expert entrepreneurial support to deep tech innovation, transitioning rich research into ventures that positively change the world.
Exciting digital and technological advancements are emerging across the university, spanning the College of Arts & Humanities, Social Sciences, Science & Engineering, and Medical, Veterinary, and Life Sciences, all poised to make a significant impact.
We are seeking interest to take up to 15 venture spaces on the programme. Ideally, applicants have so far:
University of Glasgow spin-out Quantcore has secured £2.5m seed investment from PXN Ventures, Blackfinch Ventures, Scottish Enterprise, Quantum Exponential and STAC to advance sovereign quantum capabilities
Fourteen startups with potential to change lives and create economic impact have benefited from a venture-building programme in Glasgow.
Scotland’s first deep tech accelerator is launching 14 ambitious startups into their next phase of growth, equipping founders with investment-ready brands, powerful networks and clear commercial strategies. Through Infinity G, the University of Glasgow is strengthening the city’s position as a dynamic launchpad for globally impactful innovation.
