University of Edinburgh startup MiAlgae began construction of its new
sustainable manufacturing site at Grangemouth yesterday, backed by £3m
in UK and Scottish Government funding.
University of Edinburgh startups monitoring ocean health, developing
accessible antivenoms, and helping businesses navigate the use of AI
responsibly won at Scottish EDGE 26.
Rhizocore Technologies, a biotechnology company that uses fungi to improve tree growth and survival rates, has secured £4.5 million in investment to scale its innovative approach to forestry and woodland restoration.
As COP30 convenes in Belém, Brazil, the focus shifts from negotiation to tangible action. With themes spanning adaptation, resilience and transformation across energy, finance and urban systems, this year’s summit calls for global cooperation – a true Mutirão.
A pioneering use of AI that could prevent falls among older
people is among a number of bright ideas set to be supercharged by the
Venture Builder Incubator (VBI) programme, now Scotland-wide.
Professor Louise Horsfall, Chair of Sustainable Biotechnology, says that a combination of necessity and ingenuity is giving the UK a global edge in harnessing microbes to valorise waste...
Researchers have created pigs that are resistant to classical swine
fever (CSF), a highly infectious and often fatal disease that poses a
major threat to pig farming worldwide.
University of Edinburgh spinout Trogenix, which is developing
innovative cancer therapies, starting with brain cancer, has completed
Series A financing of £70 million.
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