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The work of Oxford University Innovation in transferring technologies across international boundaries has been recognized by the Changzhou Municipal Government at the Seventh China (Changzhou) Advanced Manufacturing Achievements Exhibition.
Oxford University Innovation, the technology commercialisation company of the University of Oxford, is focussing resources in Spain with the appointment of a General Manager, and opening of an office in the prestigious Parque Científico de Madrid.
OrganOx, a medical device development company focused on increasing the quality and supply of organs for transplantation, has completed a series C investment round of just under £1 million.
Navetas Energy Management has secured £5m in strategic investment from Sensus, a leading utility infrastructure company offering smart meters and communication systems for the electric, gas, and water industries. The investment deal will see Sensus acquire a 15% stake in Navetas and an exclusive licence agreement for Navetas technology in the United States market.
Last month Oxford University spinout firm Oxford Nanopore revealed that it is to produce a new DNA sequencing machine the size of a USB stick.
The Oxford Thinking Campaign has now passed its initial target of £1.25 billion raised for the collegiate University.
Isis spin-out Yasa Motors has been named UK’s Best Enterprise in the Lloyds TSB/Telegraph Enterprise Awards.
Oxford University Innovation is pleased to announce that the Oxford Invention Fund has accepted funding support from the Johnson & Johnson Corporate Office of Science and Technology (COSAT). This is the first industry support for the Oxford Invention Fund.
Oxford University Innovation, the University of Oxford’s technology commercialisation company is the highest university PCT applicant in Europe, and the 16th highest university applicant in world, the World Intellectual Property Organisation has announced.
