Last week, the Quantum Software Lab at the University of Edinburgh hosted Quantum Week Scotland 2024, a first-of-its-kind five-day programme of events designed to bring industry and academia together and showcase latest developments in the field.
The University of Edinburgh’s globally-renowned AI Accelerator programme is seeking innovative, technology-driven scale-ups to be part of its eighth cohort.
Lung cancer could be spotted and treated more quickly thanks to a €12 million investment in cutting-edge technology that promises to diagnose and treat disease in minutes rather than weeks.
Two new research ventures will develop cutting-edge technologies for the semiconductor and biomanufacturing industries, if they can secure government, industrial, philanthropic and venture capital backing.
A tool developed at the University of Edinburgh has been shown to detect signs of motor neuron disease (MND) in brain tissue earlier than currently used tests.
Edinburgh spinout Carbogenics and Professor Craig Ritchie were winners at Scotland’s Life Sciences awards last night, which celebrate the leading players in Scotland’s life sciences industry.
