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Technologies available for licensing
Oxford University Innovation has a range of technologies available for licensing from Oxford University, other universities, research institutes and innovative companies from around the world.
Oxford’s intellectual property – including patented technologies, software, data and know-how – is offered for commercial use under licence from Oxford University Innovation.
You can also explore selected licensing opportunities from other universities, research institutes and innovative companies from around the world.
All current technology licensing opportunities are listed below.
Please get in touch if you:
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Current TECHNOLOGY licensing opportunities
Electrochemical oxidase test for identifying and quan...
Oxford researchers have transferred the oxidase test to an electrochemical set up for accurate quantification and detectio...
Carbon capture and mobile hydrogen generation
Oxford researchers have developed a new catalyst that monitors high activity in the conversion of waste gases to methanol ...
Automated detection of bacterial growth from a photog...
Software capable of reading digital images of bacterial growth when incubated under different conditions, thus removing th...
A novel universal influenza vaccine
A new ‘universal’ flu vaccine has been developed in Oxford that can induce immunity against a wide variety of influenz...
Electrocatalytic nanoparticles: Nafion® nanostructur...
A facile synthesis method for generating Nafion® nanoparticles doped with widely used redox functional molecul...
Increased stability and controlled release of anticon...
Oxford researchers have developed a method to increase the biological stability of anticonvulsant drugs through intercalat...
Self-certified random number generator
Oxford academics in the Department of Physics have developed a self-certified quantum random number generator.
Clust – Optimised software for consensus cluste...
A fully automated method for optimised clustering analysis of numerical data from one or more homogenous or heterogeneous ...
BGENIE – A program for multi-trait GWAS and PHEWAS
Oxford researchers have developed a tool for fast, efficient analysis of genome-wide association data stored in the BGEN f...
SecuriPlug: Smart case for mains plugs
A secure case for mains plugs to control access to electronic devices.
Oncostatin-M: A novel therapeutic target for inflamma...
Oxford researchers have discovered a novel target that could lead to a whole new class of effective inflammatory bowel dis...
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