Enhancing crop yields and stress resilience
University of Oxford researchers utilise proteins in a key pathway involved in regulating plant development and adaption t...
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.
In addition to the technology licensing opportunities listed here, we also offer a range of software products available for download. Some products are available for academic use, and others for commercial use. Please visit our Software Store for details.
All current technology licensing opportunities are listed below.
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Current TECHNOLOGY licensing opportunities
Contamination-free microcentrifuge tube holder system
Researchers at the University of Oxford have developed a device to significantly reduce exposure to radiation by ensuring ...
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...
SnoopLigase for catalysis of ligation between two pep...
A tool that greatly enhances the functionality and diversifies the uses of the current Tag/Catcher peptide tag technology...
Protease Inhibitors that increase yield and quality o...
Three new protease inhibitors that increase protein accumulation when transiently co-expressed to support the production o...
SpyTag and SpyCatcher v2.0
SpyCatcher and SpyTag designed and evolved for faster covalent bond formation.
Nuclear quadrupole resonance sensor for safer wireles...
A safety device capable of detecting biological tissue within potentially harmful magnetic fields, such as those used in w...
Staphylococcus aureus vaccine
Oxford researchers have identified two S. aureus proteins with the potential to be used as components of a vaccin...
A compact and robust cold-atom source for quantum tec...
A novel way of constructing a pyramid of mirrors to create a configuration of laser light to cool atoms to tens of microke...
3D laser spectrometer
Oxford researchers have developed a novel technology using spectroscopy to capture multiple spectral images from a single ...
Charged particle imaging
Oxford researchers have developed a variation on time-of-flight mass spectrometry (TOFMS) enabling mass-selective images o...
Quantum capacitance for density-of-state-based sensit...
Single step ultrasensitive molecular sensing element capable of quantifying picomolar quantities of molecules.
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