New Technologies
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Project Number 2848: Suppression of Transplant Rejection
Method for generating regulatory T-cell (Tregs) that avoids the need for cell purification.
Project Number 3342: Obesity Assay
Obesity assays can aid development of new pharmaceutical candidates for treatment of obesity.
Project Number 3670: Chilli Pepper Sensor
An accurate electrochemical sensing method for determining the “hotness” of chilli peppers in foodstuffs.
Project Number 3209: Treatment for Breast Cancer
Isis Innovation, the technology transfer arm of the University of Oxford, presents a new indication for 6-thioguanine in the treatment of breast, ovarian and pancreatic cancers with defects in homologous recombination, e.g., BRCA1 or BRCA2 mutations.
Project Number 146: Genetic Variant for asthma diagnosis
A new method for non-atopic asthma diagnosis and prognosis
Project Number 71223: Detection of low affinity TCRs
Opprtunity for commercialisation in CD8-Enhanced pMHC Multimers
Project Number 3050: Anti-Inflammatory Treatment
Isis Innovation, the technology transfer arm of the University of Oxford, presents a new drug candidate for treatment of inflammatory disorders.
Project Number 3038: Technology for Secure Data Sharing
A new software-based system enables information to be shared within and between organisations in a secure, controlled, and dynamic manner.
Project Number 2992: Going dotty ... nanodots made easy
University of Oxford researchers have developed a simple, quick and reliable method for producing nanostructured arrays for optical, electronic & magnetic applications
Project Number 3195: QuantiSNP Software for copy number Variant ID
Oxford researchers have developed a software application able to analyse SNP genotyping data and identify the presence of copy number variants.
Project Number 3152: Smart Active Microwave Cavities Sensors for Medical and Non-Medical Applications
A novel microwave cavity device that is active and highly sensitive offering numerous sensing and monitoring possibilities.
Project Number 3101: A Novel Cancer Biomarker and Drug Target
Oxford researchers have discovered a novel cancer biomarker with great potential as a target for therapeutic intervention.
Project Number 3101: A Novel Cancer Biomarker and Drug Target
Oxford researchers have discovered a novel cancer biomarker with great potential as a target for therapeutic intervention.
Project Number 3310: High Density Protein Nanoarray
University of Oxford and NTT researchers have developed a self-assembly approach to low-cost, high-density nanoarrays for use in proteomics and drug discovery.
Project Number 3310: High Density protein Nanoarray
University of Oxford and NTT researchers have developed a self-assembly approach to low-cost, high-density nanoarrays for use in proteomics and drug discovery.
Project Number 3447: Greater efficiency from silicon solar cells
University of Oxford researchers have developed a method for treating solar cell multi-crystalline silicon to increase its efficiency
Project Number 3512: Liquid Crystal Display Devices with Stabilised Transient States
Liquid Crystal Displays utilising stabilised non-permanent liquid crystal states providing devices that are brighter and have faster response time.