Lord Drayson Visits Isis
Lord Paul Drayson visited Oxford University Innovation on January 23rd 2009.
Lord Paul Drayson visited Oxford University Innovation on January 23rd 2009.
Oxford spin-outs have been busy raising finance. A total of nearly £50 million has been secured so far this year by some of the 50 companies spun-out by Oxford University Innovation from the University of Oxford, including those mentioned below.
A new company called TΔS (TDeltaS Ltd) has been spun-out of the University of Oxford based on findings made during research into human metabolism by Professor Kieran Clarke in the Department of Physiology, Anatomy and Genetics.
Two Isis spin-outs have featured in Telegraph High Growth Index, a selection of privately owned UK-based companies that have high growth potential.
MindWeavers set to launch new products for Brain Health market.
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.
Envirox, the innovative product from University of Oxford spin-out Oxonica, delivers significant reductions in diesel fuel consumption and emissions
BioAnalab Limited, the Oxford-based specialist contract analytical laboratory, today announced the successful completion of a further round of private equity funding totalling £440,000. The round was led by Octopus Asset Management, who invested £250,000 through the BioScience Venture Capital Trust.
BioAnaLab Limited, a specialist contract analytical laboratory, has recently achieved full membership of the United Kingdom Good Laboratory Practice (GLP) Compliance Programme.