A single dose of an innovative gene therapy could eliminate hard-to-treat brain tumours and prevent them from coming back, according to a pre-clinical trial in mice, reported in Nature.
Britain’s AI strategy will succeed or fail on a single decision: will government treat universities as consultees, or as the core engines of AI-driven growth? Dr Andrea Taylor, CEO of Edinburgh Innovations, writes in The Times
The UK’s national supercomputer, hosted by
EPCC at the University of Edinburgh, has delivered an eightfold return on
investment to the economy, a report reveals.
Edinburgh social enterprise spinout EPIC Think Learn dominates the shortlist of the Scottish Knowledge Exchange Awards 2026, reaching the finals in four categories of the awards, which celebrate academic and industry collaborations.
The University of Edinburgh has revealed annual commercialisation figures showing strong investment in spinouts, and a majority of new companies formed to harness data and AI for public good.
University of Edinburgh startups monitoring ocean health, developing
accessible antivenoms, and helping businesses navigate the use of AI
responsibly won at Scottish EDGE 26.
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