The University of Edinburgh has launched a new route to career
development for academics wishing to focus on commercialisation and
engagement with industry.
Global investors gathered in Edinburgh this week to hear Scotland’s new advanced manufacturing strategy, alongside pitches from top-rated deep tech scaleups.
Pigs produced to be resistant to one of the world’s most costly livestock diseases, using technology developed by the Roslin Institute, have been approved for sale to US consumers.
Engineered microbes could produce sustainable supplies of rare metals vital to a range of industries, according to Edinburgh scientists featured in a new Government report.
Deep tech semiconductor company Neuranics, a joint spinout between the universities of Edinburgh and Glasgow, has raised $8 million to accelerate global growth and commercial adoption of its magnetic sensing technology.
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