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With the extensive energy research conducted by over 200 academics at the University of Edinburgh, we can address issues across the entire energy system—generation, transmission, distribution, usage, and integration—from a multidisciplinary perspective.

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Aptamers for the early detection and monitoring of neurodegenerative diseases

A new detection method for amyotrophic lateral sclerosis and frontotemporal dementia using single-stranded RNA aptamers to selectively detect TDP-43 protein aggregates.

Superpotent, superselective mTOR inhibitors

Small molecule inhibitors of mTOR kinase featuring sub-nanomolar potency and a high level of selectivity over the rest of the kinome.

Smart health monitoring furniture

Unobtrusive monitoring and data analysis of fluids levels in the body

Smart furniture with flexible wireless sensors integrated into its textiles provides an unobtrusive and non-invasive monitoring system for care environments.

Microfabrication method of flexible electrically conductive layers

A novel technique that allows the production of highly conductive micro-wrinkled layers on flexible substrates, that can be repeatedly deformed without loss of their electrical properties.

Pressure sensors with wireless operation

A highly sensitive and flexible wireless device for detection of physiological pressure changes in a body.

The novel pressure sensor is unique in its ability to wirelessly detect and monitor pressure ranges not easily accessible by other means.

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Bioliberty

Soft robotic technology for post-stroke hand rehabilitation

Bioliberty is a University of Edinburgh startup developing soft robotic wearables and AI-assisted therapy tools for clinical rehabilitation.

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Spinout Prothea presents first in-human study results

Cancer therapy company Prothea Technologies, a spinout of the University of Edinburgh, has presented clinical trial results demonstrating the potential for its imaging technology to provide molecular guidance during bronchoscopy.

Biomarker for Autoimmune Disease

For diagnosing and monitoring autoimmune diseases.

Novel method for the diagnosis, detection and/or monitoring of autoimmune diseases.

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Aptamers for the early detection and monitoring of neurodegenerative diseases

Superpotent, superselective mTOR inhibitors

Smart health monitoring furniture

Microfabrication method of flexible electrically conductive layers

Pressure sensors with wireless operation

Bioliberty

Spinout Prothea presents first in-human study results

Biomarker for Autoimmune Disease

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