As a member of TenU, the international collaboration of ten technology transfer offices (TTOs) of the world’s leading universities, Edinburgh Innovations welcomes the UK Government’s Independent Review of University Spin-out Companies, published today.
Wave energy pioneer and University of Edinburgh startup Mocean Energy has raised £2.2 million in new equity alongside a £500,000 grant to drive the commercialisation of its wave energy technologies.
A new type of cell therapy to treat patients with liver scarring, or cirrhosis, shows promise of being the first medical treatment for this common and lethal condition.
A bold new multi-million pound initiative that will push the forefront of generative AI to benefit society and stimulate economic growth has been launched at the University of Edinburgh.
Regulation is often seen as burden for the private sector, but, as we’ve seen since the financial crash, if done right, it can lead to business improvements that benefit us all, writes Douglas Graham (pictured below), Edinburgh Innovations’ Director of Business Engagement, based at the Edinburgh Futures Institute.
Entrepreneurs from across Scotland working in robotics and AI are transforming their research and innovation ideas into commercial reality, thanks to the expansion of the University of Edinburgh Venture Builder Incubator (VBI) programme.
A state-of-the-art tidal turbine blade has been manufactured in Scotland for the first time and more cheaply than before, which, engineers say, could reduce the levelized cost of tidal energy.
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