Intrinsic Semiconductor Technologies is established to developed silicon-oxide based RRAM technologies. Intrinsic's technology is fully air stable and inherently CMOS compatible. Intrinsic's core technology can be configured as non-volatile memory, multilevel memory, hardware acceleration for Machine Learning, and neuromorphic devices.
NEXEON Limited operates as a battery materials and licensing company that develops silicon anodes for lithium-ion batteries. It offers silicon anode technology solutions for various applications, including consumer electronic, electronic vehicle, sustainable energy, aerospace, medical, and defense industries in the United Kingdom and internationally. The company was founded in 2006 and is based in Abingdon, United Kingdom with an additional office in Yokohama, Japan.
Navenio is a software technology company that provides location-based services for indoor environments via mobile applications. Its solution provides an improvement on other indoor localization technologies, having the ability to locate people without the need for implementing, managing, or surveying any new building hardware such as beacons or wi-fi. Navenio’s intelligent workforce solution unlocks significant improvements in the efficiency and workflow of staff and teams through automation that is carefully driven from real-world best practice.
The company was founded in 2015 and is headquartered in Oxford, England.
Oxford Nanopore Technologies Limited specializes in the development and commercialization of nanopore-based electronic systems for the analysis of single molecules, particularly in the fields of DNA and RNA sequencing. The company offers a range of products, including the portable MinION device for molecular analysis, the benchtop PromethION for large-scale sequencing projects, and the GridION system suitable for various molecular sensing applications. Their technology supports diverse scientific research areas such as genomics, cancer studies, microbiology, and environmental research, with applications extending to healthcare, agriculture, and food safety. The Flongle device caters to on-demand sequencing needs, while the MinIT accessory enhances the functionality of their sequencing devices. Oxford Nanopore’s innovative technology emphasizes accessibility and ease of use, with rapid library preparation and automated processes. Founded in 2005 and headquartered in Oxford, United Kingdom, the company operates additional offices worldwide, enabling its products to be utilized in over 80 countries.
Intrinsic Semiconductor Technologies is established to developed silicon-oxide based RRAM technologies. Intrinsic's technology is fully air stable and inherently CMOS compatible. Intrinsic's core technology can be configured as non-volatile memory, multilevel memory, hardware acceleration for Machine Learning, and neuromorphic devices.
Developer of advanced quantum computing systems designed to create chips for high-performance applications. The company's platform features trapped-ion technology that enables scalability and efficiency, utilizing standard semiconductor fabrication methods to produce quantum chips globally, enabling clients to facilitate significant advancements in the quantum computing market and providing enhanced computational capabilities for complex problem-solving.
Navenio is a software technology company that provides location-based services for indoor environments via mobile applications. Its solution provides an improvement on other indoor localization technologies, having the ability to locate people without the need for implementing, managing, or surveying any new building hardware such as beacons or wi-fi. Navenio’s intelligent workforce solution unlocks significant improvements in the efficiency and workflow of staff and teams through automation that is carefully driven from real-world best practice.
The company was founded in 2015 and is headquartered in Oxford, England.
Quantum Motion Technologies Limited is focused on developing a universal quantum computer utilizing silicon-based technology and CMOS-compatible processes. Founded in 2017 and based in Leeds, United Kingdom, the company aims to create scalable quantum computing architectures that address issues such as fault tolerance and qubit redundancy. Its technology is designed to enhance qubit density, allowing for the construction of large-scale quantum systems capable of solving complex problems in various fields, including chemistry, medicine, and artificial intelligence. By leveraging advanced architectural approaches, Quantum Motion Technologies seeks to advance the quantum technology sector and provide solutions that reduce errors and overcome critical challenges in quantum information processing.
Instrumems Inc. is a technology company based in Los Altos, California, specializing in the development of innovative nano-wire sensors. Founded in 2016, the company has created a sensing platform that enables the measurement of temperature, flow velocity, and humidity. These sensors are designed to be faster, more cost-effective, and smaller than traditional measuring techniques. As sensing technologies increasingly integrate into various applications, from mobile devices to aerospace, Instrumems provides high-performance, reliable, and affordable solutions suitable for multiple markets, including aerospace, automotive, engine monitoring, and natural gas. The company's technology is also well-suited for mobile applications, real-time weather monitoring, and environmental monitoring, addressing the growing demand for high-resolution and high-frequency measurements.
Aqdot Limited, founded in 2012 and located in Cambridge, United Kingdom, specializes in the manufacturing of smart microcapsules with customizable properties tailored for various industries. The company has developed a unique one-step shrink-wrap approach that combines emulsion technology and supramolecular chemistry, simplifying the microencapsulation process. This innovative technology promotes energy and raw material efficiency, resulting in reduced energy consumption and waste production. Aqdot's microcapsules have potential applications across multiple sectors, including encapsulating enzymes for laundry detergents and fertilizers in agriculture. The microencapsulation market is substantial, with established uses in household and personal care products, food, and agrochemicals.
Inivata Limited is a clinical cancer genomics company based in Cambridge, United Kingdom, established in 2014. The company specializes in the analysis of circulating tumor DNA (ctDNA) to enhance cancer testing and treatment for oncologists and their patients. By utilizing its TAm-Seq technology, Inivata enables the detection and analysis of genomic material from a patient's cell-free ctDNA, collected through a simple blood sample. This non-invasive method, known as liquid biopsy, represents a significant advancement in cancer diagnostics, allowing for improved detection, monitoring, and treatment decision-making. Inivata has also formed a strategic collaboration with NeoGenomics, Inc. to further strengthen its capabilities in this field.
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Spirea Ltd. operates as a healthcare technology company that has developed a smart polymer platform for the controlled delivery of drug combinations to maximise the clinical impact of medicines.
OxSyBio Ltd. specializes in developing advanced 3D printing techniques to create tissue-like and functional tissues for medical research and clinical applications. The company focuses on producing innovative materials made up of three-dimensional networks of lipid monolayer aqueous droplets. These materials can conduct electrical signals along designated pathways and have the ability to self-fold into complex geometries. This technology has potential applications in regenerative medicine, including organ repair and replacement, aiming to enhance precision medicine. Founded in 2014 and based in London, OxSyBio draws upon cutting-edge research from Professor Hagan Bayley's group at the University of Oxford, known for its expertise in chemical and synthetic biology.
Econic Technologies Ltd. is a chemical technology company based in Macclesfield, United Kingdom, that specializes in developing novel catalysts and processes to convert waste carbon dioxide into valuable polymers and polyurethanes. Founded in 2011, the company focuses on producing polyols and surfactants that are utilized across various industries, including construction, automotive, furniture, and apparel. Their innovative approach allows for the creation of high-performance products, such as foams, coatings, sealants, and adhesives, by reacting carbon dioxide with conventional epoxides. This not only reduces dependence on fossil fuels but also transforms a harmful greenhouse gas into economically and environmentally beneficial materials. The company operates from a state-of-the-art facility at Alderley Park, where a skilled team of scientists and engineers continues to advance its patented catalyst technologies, aiming to enhance sustainability in polymer manufacturing while delivering tangible benefits to the market.
Navenio is a software technology company that provides location-based services for indoor environments via mobile applications. Its solution provides an improvement on other indoor localization technologies, having the ability to locate people without the need for implementing, managing, or surveying any new building hardware such as beacons or wi-fi. Navenio’s intelligent workforce solution unlocks significant improvements in the efficiency and workflow of staff and teams through automation that is carefully driven from real-world best practice.
The company was founded in 2015 and is headquartered in Oxford, England.
Quantum Motion Technologies Limited is focused on developing a universal quantum computer utilizing silicon-based technology and CMOS-compatible processes. Founded in 2017 and based in Leeds, United Kingdom, the company aims to create scalable quantum computing architectures that address issues such as fault tolerance and qubit redundancy. Its technology is designed to enhance qubit density, allowing for the construction of large-scale quantum systems capable of solving complex problems in various fields, including chemistry, medicine, and artificial intelligence. By leveraging advanced architectural approaches, Quantum Motion Technologies seeks to advance the quantum technology sector and provide solutions that reduce errors and overcome critical challenges in quantum information processing.
Ionix Advanced Technologies Ltd. specializes in the development and supply of high-performance piezoelectric devices and materials designed for high-temperature applications. Founded in 2011 and based in Leeds, United Kingdom, the company offers a diverse range of products, including sensors, actuators, and transducer devices that utilize its advanced piezoelectric materials. These devices are engineered to operate effectively in extreme environments, making them suitable for various industries such as aerospace, oil and gas, nuclear power, automotive, and non-destructive testing (NDT). Ionix's technology aims to reduce energy and operating costs while enhancing reliability and safety, particularly in applications requiring continuous operation under challenging conditions, including high temperatures and ionizing radiation.
Oxford Nanopore Technologies Limited specializes in the development and commercialization of nanopore-based electronic systems for the analysis of single molecules, particularly in the fields of DNA and RNA sequencing. The company offers a range of products, including the portable MinION device for molecular analysis, the benchtop PromethION for large-scale sequencing projects, and the GridION system suitable for various molecular sensing applications. Their technology supports diverse scientific research areas such as genomics, cancer studies, microbiology, and environmental research, with applications extending to healthcare, agriculture, and food safety. The Flongle device caters to on-demand sequencing needs, while the MinIT accessory enhances the functionality of their sequencing devices. Oxford Nanopore’s innovative technology emphasizes accessibility and ease of use, with rapid library preparation and automated processes. Founded in 2005 and headquartered in Oxford, United Kingdom, the company operates additional offices worldwide, enabling its products to be utilized in over 80 countries.
Uniphy is an electronic company that enables intuitive free-form Touch Interfaces that are beautiful, robust and economic. Through continuous innovation in hardware, software, opto-mechanical design and material engineering, UniPhy delivers solutions and support for intuitive freeform touch Interfaces that are differtiated in terms of beauty, robustness, time to market and affordability.
Instrumems Inc. is a technology company based in Los Altos, California, specializing in the development of innovative nano-wire sensors. Founded in 2016, the company has created a sensing platform that enables the measurement of temperature, flow velocity, and humidity. These sensors are designed to be faster, more cost-effective, and smaller than traditional measuring techniques. As sensing technologies increasingly integrate into various applications, from mobile devices to aerospace, Instrumems provides high-performance, reliable, and affordable solutions suitable for multiple markets, including aerospace, automotive, engine monitoring, and natural gas. The company's technology is also well-suited for mobile applications, real-time weather monitoring, and environmental monitoring, addressing the growing demand for high-resolution and high-frequency measurements.
Navenio is a software technology company that provides location-based services for indoor environments via mobile applications. Its solution provides an improvement on other indoor localization technologies, having the ability to locate people without the need for implementing, managing, or surveying any new building hardware such as beacons or wi-fi. Navenio’s intelligent workforce solution unlocks significant improvements in the efficiency and workflow of staff and teams through automation that is carefully driven from real-world best practice.
The company was founded in 2015 and is headquartered in Oxford, England.
Seren Photonics Limited specializes in the development and manufacturing of semi-polar and non-polar Gallium Nitride (GaN) templates, which are essential for various applications including light emitting diodes (LEDs), lasers, vertical-cavity surface-emitting lasers (VCSELs), and power switches. The company has established a manufacturing process that significantly enhances light intensity in high-brightness LEDs, achieving light generation increases between 100% to 900% compared to standard diodes, all while maintaining low production costs. Seren Photonics grows semi-polar GaN on m-plane sapphire and non-polar GaN on r-plane sapphire, catering to various markets such as backlighting for laptops and televisions, signage, displays, and architectural lighting. Founded in 2009 and located in Bridgend, United Kingdom, Seren Photonics Limited operates as a subsidiary of Fusion IP Sheffield Limited.
Oxford Nanopore Technologies Limited specializes in the development and commercialization of nanopore-based electronic systems for the analysis of single molecules, particularly in the fields of DNA and RNA sequencing. The company offers a range of products, including the portable MinION device for molecular analysis, the benchtop PromethION for large-scale sequencing projects, and the GridION system suitable for various molecular sensing applications. Their technology supports diverse scientific research areas such as genomics, cancer studies, microbiology, and environmental research, with applications extending to healthcare, agriculture, and food safety. The Flongle device caters to on-demand sequencing needs, while the MinIT accessory enhances the functionality of their sequencing devices. Oxford Nanopore’s innovative technology emphasizes accessibility and ease of use, with rapid library preparation and automated processes. Founded in 2005 and headquartered in Oxford, United Kingdom, the company operates additional offices worldwide, enabling its products to be utilized in over 80 countries.
Ionix Advanced Technologies Ltd. specializes in the development and supply of high-performance piezoelectric devices and materials designed for high-temperature applications. Founded in 2011 and based in Leeds, United Kingdom, the company offers a diverse range of products, including sensors, actuators, and transducer devices that utilize its advanced piezoelectric materials. These devices are engineered to operate effectively in extreme environments, making them suitable for various industries such as aerospace, oil and gas, nuclear power, automotive, and non-destructive testing (NDT). Ionix's technology aims to reduce energy and operating costs while enhancing reliability and safety, particularly in applications requiring continuous operation under challenging conditions, including high temperatures and ionizing radiation.
Anacail Limited develops a technology for the generation of ozone inside sealed packages to oxidize surface contaminants and kill microorganisms. It develops an in-pack ozone system, which includes an ozone head that is connected to the face of the pack; and energized to produce intense electric fields that penetrate the pack to generate plasma and create ozone within the sealed package. The company also develops equipment that is installed onto a food processing line to generate sterilizing ozone inside sealed packaging; and devices for medical sterilization. Anacail Limited was incorporated in 2010 and is based in Glasgow, United Kingdom.
Oxford Nanopore Technologies Limited specializes in the development and commercialization of nanopore-based electronic systems for the analysis of single molecules, particularly in the fields of DNA and RNA sequencing. The company offers a range of products, including the portable MinION device for molecular analysis, the benchtop PromethION for large-scale sequencing projects, and the GridION system suitable for various molecular sensing applications. Their technology supports diverse scientific research areas such as genomics, cancer studies, microbiology, and environmental research, with applications extending to healthcare, agriculture, and food safety. The Flongle device caters to on-demand sequencing needs, while the MinIT accessory enhances the functionality of their sequencing devices. Oxford Nanopore’s innovative technology emphasizes accessibility and ease of use, with rapid library preparation and automated processes. Founded in 2005 and headquartered in Oxford, United Kingdom, the company operates additional offices worldwide, enabling its products to be utilized in over 80 countries.
Seren Photonics Limited specializes in the development and manufacturing of semi-polar and non-polar Gallium Nitride (GaN) templates, which are essential for various applications including light emitting diodes (LEDs), lasers, vertical-cavity surface-emitting lasers (VCSELs), and power switches. The company has established a manufacturing process that significantly enhances light intensity in high-brightness LEDs, achieving light generation increases between 100% to 900% compared to standard diodes, all while maintaining low production costs. Seren Photonics grows semi-polar GaN on m-plane sapphire and non-polar GaN on r-plane sapphire, catering to various markets such as backlighting for laptops and televisions, signage, displays, and architectural lighting. Founded in 2009 and located in Bridgend, United Kingdom, Seren Photonics Limited operates as a subsidiary of Fusion IP Sheffield Limited.
OxSyBio Ltd. specializes in developing advanced 3D printing techniques to create tissue-like and functional tissues for medical research and clinical applications. The company focuses on producing innovative materials made up of three-dimensional networks of lipid monolayer aqueous droplets. These materials can conduct electrical signals along designated pathways and have the ability to self-fold into complex geometries. This technology has potential applications in regenerative medicine, including organ repair and replacement, aiming to enhance precision medicine. Founded in 2014 and based in London, OxSyBio draws upon cutting-edge research from Professor Hagan Bayley's group at the University of Oxford, known for its expertise in chemical and synthetic biology.
Exonate Limited is a private biotech company based in Duxford, United Kingdom, specializing in the discovery and development of small molecule drugs aimed at modulating alternative messenger RNA splicing for ophthalmological applications. Founded in 2013, the company emerged from the University of Nottingham and is focused on addressing retinal vascular diseases, particularly diabetic macular oedema (DMO) and wet age-related macular degeneration (wAMD). Exonate's lead program utilizes small molecule inhibitors that selectively target serine/threonine-protein kinase 1 to inhibit the production of pro-angiogenic vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF) splice variants. This innovative approach aims to improve therapeutic outcomes and offers a potential alternative to current treatment methods, such as anti-VEGF injections and laser surgery. With a preclinical candidate drug already nominated, Exonate is advancing its research through regulatory toxicology and safety pharmacology studies to facilitate clinical evaluation. The company is backed by an experienced management team with expertise in medicine and drug development.
Oxford Nanopore Technologies Limited specializes in the development and commercialization of nanopore-based electronic systems for the analysis of single molecules, particularly in the fields of DNA and RNA sequencing. The company offers a range of products, including the portable MinION device for molecular analysis, the benchtop PromethION for large-scale sequencing projects, and the GridION system suitable for various molecular sensing applications. Their technology supports diverse scientific research areas such as genomics, cancer studies, microbiology, and environmental research, with applications extending to healthcare, agriculture, and food safety. The Flongle device caters to on-demand sequencing needs, while the MinIT accessory enhances the functionality of their sequencing devices. Oxford Nanopore’s innovative technology emphasizes accessibility and ease of use, with rapid library preparation and automated processes. Founded in 2005 and headquartered in Oxford, United Kingdom, the company operates additional offices worldwide, enabling its products to be utilized in over 80 countries.
Xeros Technology Group develops and commercializes innovative polymer-based technologies aimed at reducing water consumption in various cleaning applications across Europe and North America. The company focuses on creating alternatives to traditional aqueous cleaning methods, particularly for fabric and garment manufacturing as well as industrial and domestic laundry. Key products include XOrbs, which provide mechanical action to remove dirt and stains, XDrum for fabric manufacturing, and XFiltra, which de-waters filtered materials for easier disposal. Founded in 2013 and based in Rotherham, United Kingdom, Xeros leverages over 30 years of research from the University of Leeds to advance its "virtually waterless" laundry cleaning solutions, contributing to significant cost savings and improved environmental sustainability in the cleaning industry.
DGS is an R&D company that specialises in the synthesis of Graphene. The company uses a unique and scalable 'bottom-up' approach to prepare Graphene that is protected by a patent application. The company was founded by Dr. Karl Coleman (Durham University) who has over 12 years experience working in the field of nanocarbons where he has published extensively.
Itaconix is a green technology company developing, manufacturing, and marketing environmentally-friendly polymers derived from renewable resources. The company was founded in 2008 and is based in Dover, New Hampshire.
Oxford Nanopore Technologies Limited specializes in the development and commercialization of nanopore-based electronic systems for the analysis of single molecules, particularly in the fields of DNA and RNA sequencing. The company offers a range of products, including the portable MinION device for molecular analysis, the benchtop PromethION for large-scale sequencing projects, and the GridION system suitable for various molecular sensing applications. Their technology supports diverse scientific research areas such as genomics, cancer studies, microbiology, and environmental research, with applications extending to healthcare, agriculture, and food safety. The Flongle device caters to on-demand sequencing needs, while the MinIT accessory enhances the functionality of their sequencing devices. Oxford Nanopore’s innovative technology emphasizes accessibility and ease of use, with rapid library preparation and automated processes. Founded in 2005 and headquartered in Oxford, United Kingdom, the company operates additional offices worldwide, enabling its products to be utilized in over 80 countries.
Surrey NanoSystems Limited is a manufacturer of nanoscale materials, specializing in advanced super-black coatings, notably Vantablack. This innovative coating is applied to surfaces using vacuum-deposition technology, as well as through spraying and post-processing methods. Vantablack is utilized in a diverse array of applications, including stray light suppression, architectural lighting, sensors, telescopes, infrared imaging systems, and cinematography optics. Additionally, the coating enhances the performance of sensitive electro-optical imaging systems, making it valuable in sectors such as aerospace, automotive safety, architecture, and luxury goods. Founded in 2006 and headquartered in Newhaven, United Kingdom, Surrey NanoSystems was previously known as CEVP Limited before adopting its current name in December 2006.
Seren Photonics Limited specializes in the development and manufacturing of semi-polar and non-polar Gallium Nitride (GaN) templates, which are essential for various applications including light emitting diodes (LEDs), lasers, vertical-cavity surface-emitting lasers (VCSELs), and power switches. The company has established a manufacturing process that significantly enhances light intensity in high-brightness LEDs, achieving light generation increases between 100% to 900% compared to standard diodes, all while maintaining low production costs. Seren Photonics grows semi-polar GaN on m-plane sapphire and non-polar GaN on r-plane sapphire, catering to various markets such as backlighting for laptops and televisions, signage, displays, and architectural lighting. Founded in 2009 and located in Bridgend, United Kingdom, Seren Photonics Limited operates as a subsidiary of Fusion IP Sheffield Limited.
DGS is an R&D company that specialises in the synthesis of Graphene. The company uses a unique and scalable 'bottom-up' approach to prepare Graphene that is protected by a patent application. The company was founded by Dr. Karl Coleman (Durham University) who has over 12 years experience working in the field of nanocarbons where he has published extensively.
DGS is an R&D company that specialises in the synthesis of Graphene. The company uses a unique and scalable 'bottom-up' approach to prepare Graphene that is protected by a patent application. The company was founded by Dr. Karl Coleman (Durham University) who has over 12 years experience working in the field of nanocarbons where he has published extensively.
Oxyntix is a research-intensive team, developing and commercialising new technologies in energy and process engineering, among other fields. Oxyntix was spun out University and capitalises on developed and emerging know-how, intellectual property and expertise from the University and beyond
Oxford Nanopore Technologies Limited specializes in the development and commercialization of nanopore-based electronic systems for the analysis of single molecules, particularly in the fields of DNA and RNA sequencing. The company offers a range of products, including the portable MinION device for molecular analysis, the benchtop PromethION for large-scale sequencing projects, and the GridION system suitable for various molecular sensing applications. Their technology supports diverse scientific research areas such as genomics, cancer studies, microbiology, and environmental research, with applications extending to healthcare, agriculture, and food safety. The Flongle device caters to on-demand sequencing needs, while the MinIT accessory enhances the functionality of their sequencing devices. Oxford Nanopore’s innovative technology emphasizes accessibility and ease of use, with rapid library preparation and automated processes. Founded in 2005 and headquartered in Oxford, United Kingdom, the company operates additional offices worldwide, enabling its products to be utilized in over 80 countries.
Crysalin Limited, founded in June 2007 and based in London, specializes in the research and development of crysalin lattice technology, which is derived from patented work initiated in 2002 at the Oxford University Laboratory of Molecular Biophysics. The company's core product, crysalins, is a protein-based nanotechnology that significantly enhances the determination of protein structures, particularly for challenging targets such as membrane proteins and soluble proteins with flexible regions. Crysalins enable the resolution of three-dimensional molecular structures using X-ray and electron microscopy techniques, where traditional methods have struggled. In addition to protein structure determination, crysalins hold potential applications in biosensor development and optoelectronics, showcasing the versatility and innovative capacity of the technology.
Seren Photonics Limited specializes in the development and manufacturing of semi-polar and non-polar Gallium Nitride (GaN) templates, which are essential for various applications including light emitting diodes (LEDs), lasers, vertical-cavity surface-emitting lasers (VCSELs), and power switches. The company has established a manufacturing process that significantly enhances light intensity in high-brightness LEDs, achieving light generation increases between 100% to 900% compared to standard diodes, all while maintaining low production costs. Seren Photonics grows semi-polar GaN on m-plane sapphire and non-polar GaN on r-plane sapphire, catering to various markets such as backlighting for laptops and televisions, signage, displays, and architectural lighting. Founded in 2009 and located in Bridgend, United Kingdom, Seren Photonics Limited operates as a subsidiary of Fusion IP Sheffield Limited.
Xeros Technology Group develops and commercializes innovative polymer-based technologies aimed at reducing water consumption in various cleaning applications across Europe and North America. The company focuses on creating alternatives to traditional aqueous cleaning methods, particularly for fabric and garment manufacturing as well as industrial and domestic laundry. Key products include XOrbs, which provide mechanical action to remove dirt and stains, XDrum for fabric manufacturing, and XFiltra, which de-waters filtered materials for easier disposal. Founded in 2013 and based in Rotherham, United Kingdom, Xeros leverages over 30 years of research from the University of Leeds to advance its "virtually waterless" laundry cleaning solutions, contributing to significant cost savings and improved environmental sustainability in the cleaning industry.
Founded in 2006, Leeds-based Chamelic is a chemistry technology company spun out of research carried out by Professor Simon Biggs at the Institute of Particle Science and Engineering (IPSE) within the University of Leeds' Faculty of Engineering. Chamelic has already established sales of its anti-fog surface treatment in the glazing market and, following successful product testing at an independent research facility, is now conducting field trials with prospective solar energy customers who are seeking a stay clean surface treatment.
Oxford Nanopore Technologies Limited specializes in the development and commercialization of nanopore-based electronic systems for the analysis of single molecules, particularly in the fields of DNA and RNA sequencing. The company offers a range of products, including the portable MinION device for molecular analysis, the benchtop PromethION for large-scale sequencing projects, and the GridION system suitable for various molecular sensing applications. Their technology supports diverse scientific research areas such as genomics, cancer studies, microbiology, and environmental research, with applications extending to healthcare, agriculture, and food safety. The Flongle device caters to on-demand sequencing needs, while the MinIT accessory enhances the functionality of their sequencing devices. Oxford Nanopore’s innovative technology emphasizes accessibility and ease of use, with rapid library preparation and automated processes. Founded in 2005 and headquartered in Oxford, United Kingdom, the company operates additional offices worldwide, enabling its products to be utilized in over 80 countries.
Surrey NanoSystems Limited is a manufacturer of nanoscale materials, specializing in advanced super-black coatings, notably Vantablack. This innovative coating is applied to surfaces using vacuum-deposition technology, as well as through spraying and post-processing methods. Vantablack is utilized in a diverse array of applications, including stray light suppression, architectural lighting, sensors, telescopes, infrared imaging systems, and cinematography optics. Additionally, the coating enhances the performance of sensitive electro-optical imaging systems, making it valuable in sectors such as aerospace, automotive safety, architecture, and luxury goods. Founded in 2006 and headquartered in Newhaven, United Kingdom, Surrey NanoSystems was previously known as CEVP Limited before adopting its current name in December 2006.
Xeros Technology Group develops and commercializes innovative polymer-based technologies aimed at reducing water consumption in various cleaning applications across Europe and North America. The company focuses on creating alternatives to traditional aqueous cleaning methods, particularly for fabric and garment manufacturing as well as industrial and domestic laundry. Key products include XOrbs, which provide mechanical action to remove dirt and stains, XDrum for fabric manufacturing, and XFiltra, which de-waters filtered materials for easier disposal. Founded in 2013 and based in Rotherham, United Kingdom, Xeros leverages over 30 years of research from the University of Leeds to advance its "virtually waterless" laundry cleaning solutions, contributing to significant cost savings and improved environmental sustainability in the cleaning industry.
Oxford Nanopore Technologies Limited specializes in the development and commercialization of nanopore-based electronic systems for the analysis of single molecules, particularly in the fields of DNA and RNA sequencing. The company offers a range of products, including the portable MinION device for molecular analysis, the benchtop PromethION for large-scale sequencing projects, and the GridION system suitable for various molecular sensing applications. Their technology supports diverse scientific research areas such as genomics, cancer studies, microbiology, and environmental research, with applications extending to healthcare, agriculture, and food safety. The Flongle device caters to on-demand sequencing needs, while the MinIT accessory enhances the functionality of their sequencing devices. Oxford Nanopore’s innovative technology emphasizes accessibility and ease of use, with rapid library preparation and automated processes. Founded in 2005 and headquartered in Oxford, United Kingdom, the company operates additional offices worldwide, enabling its products to be utilized in over 80 countries.
Xanic Limited designs, manufactures, and supplies MMICs for applications in the aerospace/defence and homeland security markets. The company is based in Glasgow, the United Kingdom.
Surrey NanoSystems Limited is a manufacturer of nanoscale materials, specializing in advanced super-black coatings, notably Vantablack. This innovative coating is applied to surfaces using vacuum-deposition technology, as well as through spraying and post-processing methods. Vantablack is utilized in a diverse array of applications, including stray light suppression, architectural lighting, sensors, telescopes, infrared imaging systems, and cinematography optics. Additionally, the coating enhances the performance of sensitive electro-optical imaging systems, making it valuable in sectors such as aerospace, automotive safety, architecture, and luxury goods. Founded in 2006 and headquartered in Newhaven, United Kingdom, Surrey NanoSystems was previously known as CEVP Limited before adopting its current name in December 2006.
Oxtox is developing Drugsensorâ„¢, a device that uses novel and cost-effective technology to rapidly detect whether a person is currently 'under the influence' of specific drugs, all with a minimum of inconvenience.
Oxford Nanopore Technologies Limited specializes in the development and commercialization of nanopore-based electronic systems for the analysis of single molecules, particularly in the fields of DNA and RNA sequencing. The company offers a range of products, including the portable MinION device for molecular analysis, the benchtop PromethION for large-scale sequencing projects, and the GridION system suitable for various molecular sensing applications. Their technology supports diverse scientific research areas such as genomics, cancer studies, microbiology, and environmental research, with applications extending to healthcare, agriculture, and food safety. The Flongle device caters to on-demand sequencing needs, while the MinIT accessory enhances the functionality of their sequencing devices. Oxford Nanopore’s innovative technology emphasizes accessibility and ease of use, with rapid library preparation and automated processes. Founded in 2005 and headquartered in Oxford, United Kingdom, the company operates additional offices worldwide, enabling its products to be utilized in over 80 countries.
Oxford Nanopore Technologies Limited specializes in the development and commercialization of nanopore-based electronic systems for the analysis of single molecules, particularly in the fields of DNA and RNA sequencing. The company offers a range of products, including the portable MinION device for molecular analysis, the benchtop PromethION for large-scale sequencing projects, and the GridION system suitable for various molecular sensing applications. Their technology supports diverse scientific research areas such as genomics, cancer studies, microbiology, and environmental research, with applications extending to healthcare, agriculture, and food safety. The Flongle device caters to on-demand sequencing needs, while the MinIT accessory enhances the functionality of their sequencing devices. Oxford Nanopore’s innovative technology emphasizes accessibility and ease of use, with rapid library preparation and automated processes. Founded in 2005 and headquartered in Oxford, United Kingdom, the company operates additional offices worldwide, enabling its products to be utilized in over 80 countries.