Five minutes with Jim Roberston, Chartered Patent Attorney at Lawrie IP
We spoke to Jim Robertson, Chartered Patent Attorney and European Patent Attorney at Lawrie IP, who specialise in IP for science and tech companies, and a new member of Barclays Eagle Labs, based at our Wood Centre for Innovation.
Five minutes with Peter Gardom, Director of This Great Adventure
“This Great Adventure” is a well-known song but the company of the same name has made a business out of technology-based story-telling.
Five minutes with Simon Jones, CEO of Helio Display Materials
Helio Display Materials moved into the Wood Centre for Innovation in April with a mission to revolutionise television screen performance with its new technology that makes colours more vivid while reducing power consumption.
Five minutes with Rhys Newman, Co-Founder & CSO of Visionary Machines
We spoke to Dr Rhys Newman, Co-Founder and Chief Scientific Officer, about Visionary Machines and the software they are developing to create superhuman vision for machines.
Five minutes with Alex Batchelor, Co-founder & CEO at OxDX
OxDX Ltd has moved into R&D labs at the Trust’s Wood Centre for Innovation to commercialise a novel approach of detecting pathogens by the unique light signature they emit when made fluorescent.
Five minutes with James Peach, Co-founder & CEO at Human Centric Drug Discovery
Starting with migraines, Human Centric Drug Discovery is relying on human data to find a new generation of drugs to treat brain disorders.
Five minutes with Adam Forsyth, CTO of TZ
We spoke to Adam Forsyth CTO of TZ, an Australian start-up at the forefront of electronic locking device development and one of our newer residents at the Oxford Centre for Innovation.
New milestones for development of Cold Quanta’s Quantum Positioning System (QPS)
Based in our Oxford Centre for Innovation, Cold Quanta announces new milestones for its High-BIAS2 – or High Bandwidth Intertial Atom Source – project that moves the industry closer to safer skies with more precise inflight navigation systems.
Five minutes with Rachael Grimaldi, founder of Cardmedic
CardMedic must go down as one of the fastest digital start-ups of all time: it went from concept to launch in just 72 hours and this month has signed its first agreement with Kent Surrey Sussex Air Ambulance Trust.
