Thelior Bio: rethinking gut health from the inside out
Thelior Bio working on new class of therapies
Bright Sparks and Big Ideas: Jamie Awards 2025 celebrate innovation with purpose
Celebrating student ingenuity with real-world purpose, the 2025 Jamie Ferguson Innovation Awards spotlighted Oxford’s next generation of problem-solvers - recognising research that not only breaks scientific ground but aims to change lives.
The startup shaping a healthier future for social media: meet Tribela
An Oxford University Innovation venture creating safer online spaces - for good.
What’s Ahead from the Oxford Innovation Society (OIS)
The Oxford Innovation Society (OIS) is Oxford University Innovation’s platform for uniting investors, industry leaders, academics, and entrepreneurs to drive innovation across the ecosystem.
Ignite Your Entrepreneurial Journey with StEP 2025
StEP Ignite 2025 gives Oxford students a unique opportunity to explore entrepreneurship by building ventures around real university innovations, guided by expert mentors and surrounded by like-minded peers.
Measuring what matters: Clinical Outcome assessments in mental health care
Oxford University Innovation’s Clinical Outcomes team offers validated tools to assess mental health across diverse populations - from individuals with depression and children with anxiety, to those in forensic psychiatric care. These tools support informed interventions, improve service delivery, and better health outcomes.
Oxford spinout Mode Labs raises £3m to transform chemical sensing with quantum-inspired tech
Armed with breakthrough tech originally developed for quantum computing, Mode Labs is set to disrupt water quality monitoring by making lab-grade chemical analysis portable, affordable, and ready for real-world use.
OUI spinout Porpoise Power emerges from stealth, aiming to power the grid with next-generation tidal energy
A new Oxford University Innovation spinout is betting on the ocean to help meet future energy needs, with a novel approach to tidal power that holds long-term promise.
Oxford-developed non-invasive haemolysis test licensed to Camtech Innovations and Muhdo Health
A novel method for detecting haemolysis, developed at the University of Oxford, has been licensed by Oxford University Innovation (OUI) to two commercial partners: Camtech Innovations and Muhdo Health.
Oxford tops national spinout rankings in 2025 report
New data shows Oxford maintains lead as university spinout landscape evolves
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