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Moon Surgical is a medical device company developing a surgical robot for laparoscopy assistance. MastOR is an early-stage surgical robotics company whose laparoscopy assistance platform broadens access to minimally-invasive techniques for surgeons and optimizes resource utilization in the operating room. The Maestro System from Moon Surgical, provides complete control, fresh trust, and technology that can adapt to every condition faced, resulting in increased operating room efficiency and surgical care for patients. Moon Surgica is employing tomorrow's technology to alter surgery today.

Moon Surgical is a medical device company developing a surgical robot for laparoscopy assistance. MastOR is an early-stage surgical robotics company whose laparoscopy assistance platform broadens access to minimally-invasive techniques for surgeons and optimizes resource utilization in the operating room. The Maestro System from Moon Surgical, provides complete control, fresh trust, and technology that can adapt to every condition faced, resulting in increased operating room efficiency and surgical care for patients. Moon Surgica is employing tomorrow's technology to alter surgery today.

Boundless Bio is a company that develops novel cancer therapeutics intended to understand and treat untraceable cancers. It aims to be the biopharma company interrogating extrachromosomal DNA (ecDNA) biology to deliver transformative therapies to patients with previously intractable cancers.

Exscientia combines human expertise with AI and machine learning to enhance drug discovery. The company focuses on precision engineering of medicine candidates, enabling faster and more efficient development of new treatments. By integrating innovative experimental techniques, Exscientia aims to improve patient outcomes and revolutionize the pharmaceutical industry.

Exscientia combines human expertise with AI and machine learning to enhance drug discovery. The company focuses on precision engineering of medicine candidates, enabling faster and more efficient development of new treatments. By integrating innovative experimental techniques, Exscientia aims to improve patient outcomes and revolutionize the pharmaceutical industry.

G.I. Windows is a clinical-stage company developing the first fundamental breakthrough in surgical anastomotic technology. This technology will allow less invasive surgery and offer the capability of developing more procedures new to the world. The company is creating a new category in healthcare designed to create less invasive surgery and reduce healthcare costs. G.I. Windows is committed to innovation that helps improve the way diagnostic and interventional procedures impact the essential balance between both patients and the healthcare system. It was founded in 2012 and is headquartered in West Bridgewater, Massachusetts, United States.

Exscientia combines human expertise with AI and machine learning to enhance drug discovery. The company focuses on precision engineering of medicine candidates, enabling faster and more efficient development of new treatments. By integrating innovative experimental techniques, Exscientia aims to improve patient outcomes and revolutionize the pharmaceutical industry.

Oxford VR is a spin-out from Oxford University built on the work of Professor Daniel Freeman who has been developing effective VR-based mental health treatments for 15 years. Ground-breaking research, combined with the advent of highly immersive consumer VR, means that they can provide millions of treatments that are: faster and more effective than traditional treatments; significantly lower cost to health providers; loved by users. Their focus is on developing clinically validated, cost-effective, user-centered treatments for clinical conditions with significant impact on patients, the health system, and the wider economy.

ZAP Surgical Systems, Inc. designs and manufactures the ZAP-X® radiosurgery platform. ZAP-X incorporates a unique self-shielded design that typically eliminates the need for traditional radiation vaults, and thus enables simple point-of-care delivery in locations previously unfeasible or cost-prohibitive, including physician offices, ambulatory surgery centers, and satellite facilities.

G.I. Windows is a clinical-stage company developing the first fundamental breakthrough in surgical anastomotic technology. This technology will allow less invasive surgery and offer the capability of developing more procedures new to the world. The company is creating a new category in healthcare designed to create less invasive surgery and reduce healthcare costs. G.I. Windows is committed to innovation that helps improve the way diagnostic and interventional procedures impact the essential balance between both patients and the healthcare system. It was founded in 2012 and is headquartered in West Bridgewater, Massachusetts, United States.

Boundless Bio is a company that develops novel cancer therapeutics intended to understand and treat untraceable cancers. It aims to be the biopharma company interrogating extrachromosomal DNA (ecDNA) biology to deliver transformative therapies to patients with previously intractable cancers.

GT Apeiron Therapeutics is a developer of innovative drugs utilizing artificial intelligence technology. The company develops breakthrough investigational medicines by harnessing the power of artificial intelligence, aiming to drastically increase efficiency throughout the drug discovery process.

Exscientia combines human expertise with AI and machine learning to enhance drug discovery. The company focuses on precision engineering of medicine candidates, enabling faster and more efficient development of new treatments. By integrating innovative experimental techniques, Exscientia aims to improve patient outcomes and revolutionize the pharmaceutical industry.

Oxford VR is a spin-out from Oxford University built on the work of Professor Daniel Freeman who has been developing effective VR-based mental health treatments for 15 years. Ground-breaking research, combined with the advent of highly immersive consumer VR, means that they can provide millions of treatments that are: faster and more effective than traditional treatments; significantly lower cost to health providers; loved by users. Their focus is on developing clinically validated, cost-effective, user-centered treatments for clinical conditions with significant impact on patients, the health system, and the wider economy.

ONI is a pioneer of super-resolution microscopy, making this advanced technology accessible to new generations of researchers. The Nanoimager, the world's first benchtop sized super-resolution microscope, delivers a step change in usability and precision. This, together with our next-generation consumable products will empower academic researchers, clinicians and scientists to on a path to discovery. The microscope offers easy access to a range of super-resolution techniques including dSTORM and PALM, as well as smFRET, single-particle tracking and confocal. The company's achievements have been recognised by FastTrack100 who named ONI on their 2018 list of 10 Disruptors to Watch and ONI won Best Business Start-up at the 2018 IOP Awards. More and more life science researchers and pharma companies are taking an interest in ONI and it now has customers using its products in leading laboratories across the globe, including the Universities of Oxford, Cambridge and Harvard. ONI has a restless enthusiasm to make the world a better place. Our ambition is to bring super-resolution fluorescence imaging to a new community of researchers and we are removing barriers to make science more effective, accessible and affordable. Our vision is to accelerate scientific discovery and fight disease by enabling everyone to visualize, understand and share the microscopic details of life.

Potrero Medical is a predictive health company that is developing the next generation of smart sensors and artificial intelligence. The company is currenly developing a predictive health platform to help medical teams better predict adverse outcomes in critical care settings. It was founded in 2012 and headquartered in Hayward, California.

They are building world-class diagnostic aids to help cardiologists — powered by artificial intelligence. To date, they have developed the world’s most accurate echocardiography software to improve the diagnosis of coronary heart disease by more than 90%.

RefleXion is developing the first biology-guided radiotherapy system, a significant change in strategy from single tumor therapy to the ability to one day treat multiple tumors in the same treatment session in cancers that have metastasized. Currently, the RefleXion X1 machine is cleared for the delivery of stereotactic body radiotherapy (SBRT), stereotactic radiosurgery (SRS) and intensity modulated radiotherapy (IMRT). The company is also developing BgRT, which incorporates positron-emission tomography (PET) imaging data to enable tumors to continuously signal their location. The BgRT technology will synchronize these data with the linear accelerator to direct radiotherapy to tumors with subsecond latency.

ONI is a pioneer of super-resolution microscopy, making this advanced technology accessible to new generations of researchers. The Nanoimager, the world's first benchtop sized super-resolution microscope, delivers a step change in usability and precision. This, together with our next-generation consumable products will empower academic researchers, clinicians and scientists to on a path to discovery. The microscope offers easy access to a range of super-resolution techniques including dSTORM and PALM, as well as smFRET, single-particle tracking and confocal. The company's achievements have been recognised by FastTrack100 who named ONI on their 2018 list of 10 Disruptors to Watch and ONI won Best Business Start-up at the 2018 IOP Awards. More and more life science researchers and pharma companies are taking an interest in ONI and it now has customers using its products in leading laboratories across the globe, including the Universities of Oxford, Cambridge and Harvard. ONI has a restless enthusiasm to make the world a better place. Our ambition is to bring super-resolution fluorescence imaging to a new community of researchers and we are removing barriers to make science more effective, accessible and affordable. Our vision is to accelerate scientific discovery and fight disease by enabling everyone to visualize, understand and share the microscopic details of life.

Oxford Nanopore Technologies is a biotechnology company that develops and commercializes nanopore sequencing technology. Their novel, electronics-based DNA/RNA sequencing technology is being used in more than 80 countries, for a range of biological research applications. These include large scale human genomics, cancer research, microbiology, plant science, and environmental research. Nanopore sequencing is also being explored beyond research, where it has the potential to provide rapid, meaningful information in the fields of healthcare, agriculture, food and water surveillance, and education. Oxford Nanopore’s proprietary technology is fully scalable for any requirement. Small formats such as Flongle address the need for on-demand, rapid, smaller tests or experiments, and can be used in labs or in the field. The pocket-sized MinION is a powerful and portable sequencing device that can deliver high volumes of long-read sequence data. The benchtop GridION X5 can run up to five MinION Flow Cells at a time, on-demand, for larger genomics projects. The recently launched PromethION is the largest format for nanopore sequencing, designed to offer on-demand use of up to 48 Flow Cells – each of which can offer more than 100Gb of sequencing data. Focusing on ease of use, nanopore sequencing offers easy and rapid preparation, including a ten-minute library preparation kit and the automated, programmable VolTRAX. Supported by a broad patent portfolio, the Oxford Nanopore pipeline includes multiple generations of nanopore-based sensing technologies, including those based on both biological and solid-state nanopores.