Motion sickness solution for electronic device use
A new algorithm which obtains real-time movement data from vehicles and reduces the effects of travel sickness by moving c...
Technologies available for licensing
Oxford University Innovation has a range of technologies available for licensing arising from research at Oxford University
Oxford’s intellectual property – including patented technologies, software, data and know-how – is offered for commercial use under licence from Oxford University Innovation.
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All current technology licensing opportunities are listed below.
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Current TECHNOLOGY licensing opportunities
Breakthrough technology for non-invasive prenatal tes...
A high-throughput non-invasive prenatal testing technique for the diagnosis of sickle-cell disease in the foetus.
Graphene based sensor system compatible with MRI and ...
A novel graphene-based piezoelectric sensor that is compatible with both MRI and CT imaging.
Structural functionally graded blast panel for protec...
Researchers at the University of Oxford have developed a new design concept to protect individuals from blast explosions, ...
Early gestational diabetes diagnostic
Circulating biomarkers from the placenta to give an early indication of mothers who either are already presenting with ges...
Electrophoretic molecular communication
Oxford University researchers have developed a novel means of achieving drift-based molecular communication using electrop...
An innovative sensing solution for the detection of b...
Oxford researchers have developed a novel method for detecting contaminants in wastewater or on a surface without making c...
Integrated Li-Fi subsystem for optical communications
A portfolio of technologies that use visible light for wireless communication.
Preclinical and clinical evaluation of forodesine in ...
Researchers at Oxford University have identified a specific use of the drug forodesine to treat chronic lymphocytic leukae...
Studying lncRNA sequences with ProbeMaker software
Researchers at the University of Oxford have developed novel and highly specific tools for sequence capture to enrich lncR...
Accurate camera relocalisation with InfiniTAM
Oxford academics have developed an algorithm for estimating the pose of a 6-degree camera using a single RGB-D frame
A method for precisely tuning gene expression levels ...
Researchers at the University of Oxford have developed a method for precise, stepwise control of endogenous gene expressio...
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