Through a close dialogue with Canon Medical Research Europe, facilitated by Edinburgh Innovations, PhD students embarked on an interdisciplinary research project to develop innovative solutions to key future healthcare problems.
Strong investment in traveltech companies and a thriving startup scene reveal traveltech is key to meeting the challenges facing the travel sector, according to a new report.
Net AI, a new company spun out from the University of Edinburgh, promises to
drastically reduce the need for expensive hardware and computing
resources that 5G providers use to meet the service requirements of
their customers.
A body-sizing app to improve online shopping, 3D printed tumours to test cancer drugs, and a mental health early warning monitor are among the 12 innovations selected for the next University of Edinburgh AI Accelerator.
There has never been a stronger case for taking meaningful action to address climate change than the one delivered by the IPCC in August, we are running out of time, on this we all appear to agree. Therefore, it is time to trust the consumer with the information they need to take individual but collective action.
The University of Edinburgh and US biopharmaceutical company Nuvectis Pharma, Inc., have signed a multi-million-dollar licensing deal to turn a research breakthrough into new medicines for hard-to-treat cancers.
A robotic waste-sorter, a digital chemistry lab for school children and a mechanised planter to restore seagrass beds on the ocean floor have been named the stand-out business ideas following the University of Edinburgh’s 12-week Startup Summer Accelerator.
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