OUI Incubator welcomes cohort six to Phase 2
Take a glimpse into the future with startups emerging from OUI’s incubator.
We publish news of technology innovations, investment opportunities, together with updates from spinout & startup companies and licensees
Take a glimpse into the future with startups emerging from OUI’s incubator.
With companies created ranging from AI and quantum computing to vaccine developers and social ventures tackling poverty, Oxford University hits milestone in company creation, cementing its status as a leading institution in research commercialisation globally.
The OUI Incubator is getting a boost to deliver more opportunities for Oxford University's ambitious staff and student entrepreneurs. New funding, a new space, and a new team will significantly expand our incubator offering, under the leadership of OUI’s entrepreneurship expert in residence Cath Spence. Read on to discover Cath’s plans to drive forward the next phase of the incubator’s dynamic evolution.
Careershe aims to provide smartphone-based career advice to Chinese students
OUI's momentum continues to build even under lockdown in a COVID-defying quarter.
Welcome to the Oxford University Innovation Q1 2020 update. OUI is now a month into its status as a virtual company with the entire office working from home, but we remain very much open for business. Below you’ll find all the usual updates from OUI and news from our spinouts, as well as an update on how Oxford is responding to the ongoing crisis.
OUI Incubator unveils with new deal on equity and access to finance through the OUI Future Fusion programme.
Onfido, one of the first startups to come out of the OUI incubator, raises $30m series C.
In Q2 2017, Oxford companies raised £93m, OUI was named TTO of the Year, and the £1.2bn contribution to the global economy from Oxford's commercialisation capabilities was highlighted in a new report.