A new company spun out from the University of Edinburgh could help boost the diagnosis and treatment of a wide range of diseases by unlocking new potential from RNA sequencing.
Ever since the publication of the review of Scotland’s technology ecosystem by Mark Logan, founder of Skyscanner, a year ago, the term ‘innovation ecosystem’ has become somewhat de rigeur.
Edinburgh Innovations is developing a tool to help new startups to apply circular-economy thinking to their business models as part of a multi-partner project that has won funding of €1.2 million from the European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT).
Ever since the publication of the review of Scotland’s technology ecosystem by Mark Logan, founder of Skyscanner, a year ago, the term ‘innovation ecosystem’ has become somewhat de rigeur.
Dr Adam Stokes of the School of Engineering has won the University’s first DDE Academic Entrepreneurship Award, presented to a member of academic staff who has shown outstanding leadership in driving entrepreneurship among students and fellow researchers.
