The latest news from UKI2S and our portfolio companies
23rd December 2015
Don’t Confuse Election Issues With Economic Issues.
2nd December 2015
The AquAdvantage salmon, a fast-growing salmon from AquaBounty Technologies, has become the first genetically-modified animal to gain approval for human consumption.
25th November 2015
Antibody veteran joins new CEO as Crescendo redirects strategy to Oncology focus.
3rd November 2015
Many companies set their sights on the large and lucrative US market, and those developing products based on engineering biology are no exception.
16th October 2015
Crescendo Biologics Limited, the drug discovery and developer of Humabody™ VH therapeutics, has announced the launch of the Company’s new drug development strategy.
13th October 2015
Participation will aid comparison of SNP genotyping with biomarker status.
9th October 2015
Read the thoughts of Chris Martin Non Executive Directors on the UKI2S Seed Advisory board in the Financial Times.
2nd October 2015
Synthace and Dow AgroSciences LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of The Dow Chemical Company (NYSE:DOW), today announce they have entered into a research collaboration.
28th September 2015
UK Innovation & Science Seed Fund, the UK government-backed fund dedicated to kick-starting promising technology companies with a focus on engineering biology.
24th September 2015
A group of UK research organisations, including the Wellcome Trust, have confirmed their support for genome editing techniques in preclinical human research.
Desktop Genetics Ltd (“DTG” or “the Company”), a UK bioinformatics company aiming to revolutionize the way genetic researchers work, announced today that it has secured an investment of £1.37M GBP
Quethera, a gene therapy company developing a treatment for glaucoma that could prevent blindness, has received seed investment funding.
2nd September 2015
The cross-disciplinary field of engineering biology allows scientists to design and engineer organisms to carry out new roles…
The Institution of Mechanical Engineers’ £2mn Stephenson Fund to invest in innovative companies working in the field of mechanical engineering.
6th August 2015
Oxford Space Systems (OSS) has successfully secured £1.2m in its second round fund raise from a combination of institutional and private investors.
5th August 2015
Tokamak Energy has today been recognised by the World Economic Forum as one of the world’s most innovative businesses.
21st July 2015
Cytox Ltd, an innovative developer of assays for risk assessment and prediction of dementia…
22nd May 2015
ITER, the international fusion reactor being built in France, will stand 10 stories tall, weigh three times as much as the Eiffel Tower, and cost its seven international partners $18 billion or more.
18th May 2015
Combining excellence in industrial biotechnology.
6th May 2015
One of the most satisfying things about working with early stage biotech ventures is helping start-ups execute on their ideas.
23rd March 2015
Much of the focus in the recent Budget has been around George Osborne’s one liners at the expense of the leader of the Opposition.
16th March 2015
Synthetic biology is arguably the enabling technology of the post-silicon age, and is opening up new markets with novel products and services.
24th February 2015
Sci-Tech Daresbury (the Daresbury Science and Innovation Campus), based in Cheshire in he northwest of the UK, is home to over 100 high-tech companies.
6th February 2015
One of the UK’s most innovative venture capital funds is to partner with two leading organisations to help finance and support high growth companies.
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