AbouT
Queen Mary University of London
AbouT presents EfficaSil, a novel nanotechnology-based drug delivery system. This versatile and biodegradable nanoparticle improves drug delivery.
AbouT launches Nikibi, a unique acne skin care formulation, combining the EfficaSil technology with an anti-acne treatment, supported by the self-assessment mobile App AbouT You.
Global Diagnostic Solutions (GDS)
Queen Mary University of London
GDS offers a non-invasive novel and rapid diagnostic test to detect global infectious diseases. GDS's primary product, PlasmoDec™, specifically detects malaria and monitors its outbreaks.
Health & Co
University of Sheffield
Health & Co have discovered a small molecule which is capable of inhibiting sperm motility without reducing testosterone, applied to be used as a male contraceptive method. It is non-invasive, easy to use and a revolutionary product.
LactoLab
Universities of Durham, Liverpool & Newcastle
LactoLab aims to reduce non-degradable single-use plastic in labs by providing a compostable alternative using food industry by-products. Plastic is rendered chemically and biologically inert through a novel coating.
MooFree
University of Reading
MooFree uses genetically engineered yeast to produce dairy proteins.
MooFree dairy proteins help businesses provide sustainable, ethical dairy proteins without having to compromise on taste and nutrition unlike any other options currently on the market.
MooFree 100% Dairy. 0% Cow.
Phytocolours
University of Leicester
Phytocolours reduce pollution from the fashion industry by providing structurally coloured cellulose fibres from microalgae. Our product Rayonbow™ is used in the manufacture of eco-sustainable textiles to produce fabric that never fades but doesn’t cost the earth.
SkyEarth
Loughborough University
Living in the city shouldn’t mean that you can’t enjoy your own garden! SkyEarth is a lightweight green roof system that can support high biodiversity in an urban environment. Their unique product is formed from a biodegradable hemp layer combined with innovative gel for nutrients and water.
Viridios Coatings
University of Nottingham
Viridios Coatings have developed a hydrogel sealant capable of sustaining plant growth while protecting underlying concrete.