Surface Therapeutics Ltd
Surface Therapeutics Ltd, an Oxford University spin-out, is developing novel drugs and diagnostics for asthma, atopy and other epithelial-related diseases.
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Surface Therapeutics Ltd, an Oxford University spin-out, is developing novel drugs and diagnostics for asthma, atopy and other epithelial-related diseases.
A New Spin-out Company Cytox Limited was spun out from Oxford University Innovation in November 2006, when it received its first round of investment; it is the 63rd company to be created with University of Oxford intellectual property in this way.
The latest spin-out company from Oxford University, Oxford Medical Diagnostics Ltd, hopes to develop a way of diagnosing disease simply by testing someone's breath.
In a move to exploit its innovative location monitoring technology, OxLoc Ltd have announced the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding with Reliance Monitoring Services, a member of the Reliance Security Group plc.
Isis' latest spin-out company, ReOx Ltd, is set to develop potential therapies for a huge range of diseases, from heart disease to stroke, using world-leading expertise in biology and chemistry. The company was spun out this summer and has raised £2 million in capital investment.
OxLoc Ltd, a spin-out company from the University of Oxford, has announced their first successful pilot study within the rail freight industry.
A new product concept in UV protection and anti-ageing for sunscreens and cosmetics
NaturalMotion Ltd, which combines biology with computer science to create realistic and interactive character animation for games, films and simulations, has been launched as Oxford University's newest spin-out company.
Oxford ArchDigital Archaeology, a spin-out company from the University of Oxford, has been chosen to deliver the new Finds Management Software for the Portable Antiquities Scheme.
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