Novel method for obtaining conductive films
A novel method for obtaining conductive carbon nanotube films with inexpensive, non-conjugated polymers.
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
SpyTag and SpyCatcher v2.0
SpyCatcher and SpyTag designed and evolved for faster covalent bond formation.
Quantum capacitance for density-of-state-based sensit...
Single step ultrasensitive molecular sensing element capable of quantifying picomolar quantities of molecules.
Fluorophore-friendly streptavidin
Oxford University academics have developed a streptavidin mutant with enhanced fluorescence and sensitivity following dye ...
Metal-organic frameworks for application in photochem...
A synthetic protocol which can access MOFs containing a range of guest species
Superconducting qubit coupler
This invention allows the formation of coupling interactions between qubits in a quantum annealer, a special class of quan...
A microfluidic sonication device for the production o...
Researchers at Oxford University have discovered a novel way of producing microbubbles which have many applications, parti...
Semantic image segmentation
Oxford researchers have developed a novel neural network component for semantic image segmentation, with diverse and numer...
Improving Security Protocols
Changes to security protocols enable us to detect intruders attempting to interfere with our communications.
Nanoscale control of graphene electrodes
A method to fabricate graphene nano-electrodes
Efficient water decontamination system
An effective water treatment to remove heavy metal ions and other toxins from contaminated water
Porous graphene-metal composites and graphene foams
A method to make a metal composite containing high-quality graphene (or other 2D-nanomaterial), using industry standard CV...
Rapid production of large graphene
A cheaper, faster CVD method for making large (mm-range) sheets of single crystal graphene and other 2D-materials using si...
Fluid Monitoring Applications
Novel sensors offering the ability to conduct in-situ measurement of fluid samples offering high sensitivity detection of ...
On-chip optical sensor platform
Flexible chip-based sensor based on optical microcavities
High density protein nanoarray
A self-assembly approach to low-cost, high-density transmembrane protein nanoarrays for use in proteomics and drug discove...
Improved scanning probe microscope functionality
Low cost scanning probe microscope stage with integrated optical light source.
Electrochemical detection of silver nanoparticles
A fast and simple method to identify, quantify and characterise silver nanoparticles in a sample.
Efficient cofactor regeneration
A biocatalysis system that has the potential to reduce the manufacturing costs for the pharmaceutical and fine chemicals i...
Flexible transparent conductor
A new material which combines market-leading optical and electrical performance with improved flexibility and an expanded ...
Graphene manufacture technique
A commercial process for producing graphene and other 2D nanomaterials by chemical vapour deposition (CVD) using cheap cop...
Nanocomposite carpets
Industrial scale production of aligned carbon nanotube/glass composite carpets.
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