Deep vein thrombosis diagnostic device
A novel device for reliable point-of-care diagnosis of deep vein thrombosis.
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
Electrodynamic Micro-Manipulator
A groundbreaking technique to manipulate, align and deposit micron-sized non-spherical objects or 2D nanomaterials while p...
An ultra-sensitive photodetector based on phase chang...
Researchers at the University of Oxford have developed an ultra-sensitive and tuneable photodetector based on phase change...
Graphene based sensor system compatible with MRI and ...
A novel graphene-based piezoelectric sensor that is compatible with both MRI and CT imaging.
Speckle Reducer for laser imaging, projection display...
Oxford researchers have developed a new device for tackling the problem of “speckle” when using lasers for displays an...
Magnetic microbubble-conjugated thrombin as a novel d...
Scientists at Oxford have developed a novel drug delivery system for targeted delivery of thrombin to induce thrombosis in...
Quantum capacitance for density-of-state-based sensit...
Single step ultrasensitive molecular sensing element capable of quantifying picomolar quantities of molecules.
Electrochemical oxidase test for identifying and quan...
Oxford researchers have transferred the oxidase test to an electrochemical set up for accurate quantification and detectio...
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...
Precision joint alignment for total knee replacement
Surgeons at the University of Oxford have developed an instrument which allows for more efficient arthroplasty.
Smart Mouthguard
An unobtrusive wearable instrument used to monitor sports performance and injuries.
Semantic image segmentation
Oxford researchers have developed a novel neural network component for semantic image segmentation, with diverse and numer...
OSSKAR – A positioning device for hands-free stres...
A CE-marked simple medical device for stress imaging of the lower limb to enable standardised knee arthroplasty radiograph...
Improved tools for corrective surgery of the tibia
A novel system to improve the process of tibial osteotomy procedures used to correct leg alignment has been developed by O...
Medical device facilitating improved patient experie...
A combined motion capture and ultrasound device to improve the understanding of post-operative pain in joint replacement a...
Tissue Bioreactor for drug discovery and tissue engin...
A novel device enabling the culture of cellular tissue that is conditioned to the mechanical forces found in the h...
Manufacturing continuous nanofibrous filaments
A method for the production of continuous nanofibrous filaments
Vacuum-deposited modification of polymer surfaces
Enabling modification of film surface properties in high yield production techniques will deliver benefits in a range of a...
Fluid Monitoring Applications
Novel sensors offering the ability to conduct in-situ measurement of fluid samples offering high sensitivity detection of ...
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