Companies formed

Since 1987, Oxford University Innovation has been responsible for creating spinout companies based on academic research generated within and owned by the University of Oxford, and in recent years has spun out 15-20 new companies every year.

Over £2.5bn in external investment has been raised by Oxford University Innovation spinouts since 2010, and ten of our current portfolio are currently listed in London and New York.

The creation of new spinout companies, most of which are listed below, also channels millions of pounds back into University research, benefits local economic development and has created many new jobs in the region.

Work with major marketing insights companies in order to develop their marketing products.

Incorporated in December 2020

Origin: Oxford University, Sir William Dunn School of Pathology

State-of-the-art machine learning technology for autonomous vehicles and traffic modeling applications. Latent Logic was acquired by Waymo in December 2019.

Incorporated in February 2018

Origin: Oxford University, Department of Computer Science

Contact: Adrian Coles

LiliumX uses a unique protein technology platform to facilitate scalable discovery of first-in-class bispecific biologics

Incorporated in May 2021

Origin: Oxford University, Department of Biochemistry

DNA assembly.

Incorporated in July 2019

Origin: Oxford University

LitHits is a novel way to encourage people to read and engage with literature through their mobile phone via the LitHits app.

Incorporated in October 2020

Origin: Oxford University, Faculty of English Language and Literature

Navetas is a UK based technology company delivering cloud-based energy monitoring and smart data analytics for the connected home.

Incorporated in November 2008

Origin: Oxford University, Department of Engineering Science

A novel cancer cell therapy company, delivering tumour-targeted expression of anti-cancer biologics.

Incorporated in October 2018

Origin: Oxford University, Sir William Dunn School of Pharmacology

MatchBio's technology can improve the function of antigen receptors, for example by tuning their antigen sensitivity of their existing products.

Incorporated in August 2023

Origin: Oxford University, Sir William Dunn School of Pathology

Computer game language development software.

Incorporated in April 2000

Origin: Oxford University, Humanities

Developing domestic energy storage capacity and facilitating its operation within the existing power distribution infrastructure.

Incorporated in April 2015

Origin: Oxford University, Department of Engineering Science

Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy.

Incorporated in November 2013

Origin: Oxford University, Department of Chemistry

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