We publish news of technology innovations, investment opportunities, together with updates from spinout & startup companies and licensees
His Royal Highness The Duke of York visited Oxford University Innovation in Oxford yesterday to learn more about Isis’ successful efforts to commercialise technology that originates from the University of Oxford and other clients.
Treating only patients who are likely to benefit from anti-cancer drugs and identifying quickly which treatment is best for each person, is the aim behind a new spin-out from the University of Oxford, Oxford Cancer Biomarkers Limited (OCB).
A demonstration all-electric car showcased at Thursday's MIA Low Carbon Racing Conference in Birmingham was powered by four YASA Motor engines. With over 850 horsepower, the Lola-Drayson B12/69EV is as fast as a Formula 1 racer.
In a major speech on January 4th David Willetts, Universities and Science Minister, addressed the UK Government’s strategy for long-term growth, particularly in high technology fields.
An analysis of UK patenting has found that the University of Oxford is ranked first amongst UK institutions in terms of the number of mature patents it has filed over recent years.
CEO of the Technology Strategy Board (TSB), Iain Gray, recently posted an article detailing 50 technology oriented businesses within the Oxfordshire Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP) who have some relationship with the TSB.
The latest spin-out from the University of Oxford, Pilio Limited, provides a cost-effective online tool enabling small and medium businesses to monitor and manage their energy usage, potentially saving up to 40 per cent of their energy budget.
Oxford University Innovation and philanthropic investors Fundación Barrié hosted a forum on Spanish innovation and growth at Madrid’s Palacio de Fernán Nuñez on Thursday November 3rd.
In a letter to Nature Biotechnology, Oxitec have reported that field populations of mosquitoes responsible for the spread of dengue may be suppressed by using a proprietary strain of mosquito.
Scientific imaging will be given a boost by a new company spun out from the University of Oxford. Oxford Imaging Detectors, which is developing high performance scientific imaging detectors capable of studying structures and processes at the atomic level, has been set up by the University’s technology transfer company Oxford University Innovation.
