Oxford University Innovation’s impact report highlights its 12-month results including £872m of investment, and the creation of 15 new companies.
The OUI Startup Incubator supports Oxford students, alumni and staff members in developing their ventures. Our Phase 1 programme is designed to guide startups through the business validation process, and we were thrilled to welcome 20 new teams to our latest cohort, starting in September 2024.
Explore the impact of Oxford’s cutting-edge innovation at these upcoming Oxford Innovation Society (OIS) events.
The Cybersecurity Capacity Maturity Model for Nations (CMM) is a pioneering framework developed to assess and enhance the cybersecurity capabilities of countries.
Vasculitis is a complex and unpredictable disease, primarily caused by inflammation of the blood vessels.
A powerful new tool - launched by the Ellison Institute of Technology (EIT) – is demonstrative of the impact of university research on global health.
The Mixergy cylinder concept was originally developed in 2014 by Pete Armstrong and Ren Kang during their time at Oxford University.
Oxford University Innovation announces appointment of their new Chief Operating Officer.
Since 1980, Oxford University Innovation (OUI) has overseen the licensing and commercialisation of the Dawes-Redman Cardiotocography (CTG) analysis system. This technology, used worldwide to monitor fetal health during pregnancy, is considered one of the University of Oxford’s most successful clinical advances.
Oxford University Innovation celebrates the launch of OXCCU's demonstration plant
