Oxford ‘unicorn’ Nanopore secures £100m
Handheld DNA sequencer developer Oxford Nanopore secures £100m in funding, valuing the company at £1.25bn.
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Handheld DNA sequencer developer Oxford Nanopore secures £100m in funding, valuing the company at £1.25bn.
Biomarker spinout Oxford Biodynamics holds successful flotation on AIM.
Oxford University forms spinout company to bring fast, cost-effective enzyme development to market.
Oxford University spinouts Genomics and Nanopore partner on utilising handheld nanopore technologies for DNA sequencing.
Mexican superfood startup Azure wins inaugural Humanities Innovation Challenge.
Atopix Therapeutics Limited, a UK biotechnology company with roots back to Oxford University, has been acquired by Italian pharmaceutical firm Chiesi Farmaceutici Spa.
Oxford Cancer Biomarkers, spun out from Oxford University in 2011 to develop tests for personalised medicine in cancer patients, has enrolled its first patient in a clinical study.
Oxford spinout Argonaut Therapeutics is developing cancer drugs which reprogram cancer cells to undergo the body’s natural process of cell death, shrinking tumours. The company will focus on treatments for colorectal cancer and lymphoma.
Genomics plc, a 2014 spinout company that is developing an integrated platform to uncover the relationships between genetic variation and human disease, has been appointed as Analysis Partner for the Genomics England Genomics Expert Network for Enterprises (GENE) Consortium.
University spinout OxSight, has reported that in a recent UK-wide trial its smart glasses helped sight impaired and blind people to navigate independently, avoid collisions and see in the dark.