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By: Queen Mary Innovation|Published on: Sep 26, 2019|Categories: News|
By: Queen Mary Innovation|Published on: Sep 26, 2019|Categories: News|
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Stealthyx Therapeutics Limited has developed a novel LAP (latent- associated protein) Prothyx biologics delivery platform. The company’s approach is to develop a safer delivery system – lower doses of drug that are specifically targeted to the site of disease.
Founding Academic
Yuti Chernajovsky, Professor of Molecular Medicine, William Harvey Research Institute
Business Activity
Emdot Limited has developed an electrostatic fluid dispensing technology which is potentially superior to existing piezoelectric inkjet dispensing devices. It offers controlled drop-on-demand dispensing at a drop size ten times smaller than can be achieved with existing technology.
Founding Academic
Dr Mark Paine, Dr Matthew Alexander and Dr Katharine Smith, School of Engineering & Materials Science
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VaryDose Limited is developing a dry powder dispensing technology. The technology has the potential to become an enabling manufacturing process in the pharmaceutical industry for dispensing pharmaceutical powders and drugs that are currently in product development pipelines and for which there is currently no dispensing solution. VaryDose has the potential to displace conventional capsule and blister filling technologies.
Founding Academic
Dr Shoufeng Yang, School of Engineering and Materials Science
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Degrasense Limited has developed a novel thin-film hydrogel material that can be used in disposable, instant protease sensors. The material can be adapted to detect different proteases and/or be used in sensor arrays where the detection of complex mixtures of proteases is required.
Founding Academic
Dr Steffi Krause, Reader in Electroanalytical Systems, School of Engineering & Materials Science & Dr Mike Watkinson, Professor of Synthetic Chemistry, School of Biological and Chemical Sciences
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Chatterbox Labs Limited is a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) platform that will enable corporations to monitor, manage and improve brand reputation and marketing campaigns by identifying dynamic communities of people who are actively communicating with each other around a product or service related topic. This is achieved using data from social media networks, such as Twitter, where users post tweets containing opinions about brands, products or events.
Founding Academic
Matthew Purver, Stuart Battersby, School of Electronic Engineering & Computer Science
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Warblr Limited is an app that automatically identifies birds by their song by marching audio recordings with its database of bird species.
Founding Academic
Dan Stowell, Senior Research Fellow, School of Electronic Engineering & Computer Science
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TouchKeys Instruments Limited is a technology for adding touch sensing capability to a piano-style digital keyboard. Measuring the movement of the fingers on the key surfaces greatly expands the expressive range of the keyboard, allowing techniques like vibrato, pitch bends and timbre changes to be played easily and intuitively. Unlike other products in the musical controller market, TouchKeys retains the traditional look and feel of the piano keyboard, making them more accessible to pianists, as well as providing a unique solution for piano tutoring and learning.
Founding Academic
Andrew McPherson, Associate Professor in Digital Media, School of Electronic Engineering & Computer Science
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Augmented Instruments Limited focuses on commercialising QMUL tech-based digital audio technology that have no natural licensee but could have significant sales as products, either direct to customers or through established distribution channels. The first product Bela is an embedded audio processing platform based on open source.
Founding Academic
Andrew McPherson, Associate Professor in Digital Media, School of Electronic Engineering & Computer Science
Business Activity
Vision Semantics Limited provides unique Video Analytics solutions that are differentiated from the competition by being more discriminative and robust in defining meaningful semantic tags for wide scale Video applications. This includes detecting and tagging objects in a CCTV scene; typical and atypical object movement and type information extracted to profile behaviours captured in CCTV and video; automated semantic-tagging of CCTV recordings based on holistic human presence detection and abnormal event / activity recognition.
Founding Academic
Professor Sean Gong, Professor of Visual Computation, School of Electronic Engineering & Computer Science
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FXive Limited has created sound synthesis software models that allow interactive, real-time generation of a wide range of sounds, and over a hundred presets for specific sounds. The software is time-saving and has performance benefits to professional film production but, with an appropriate user interface, enable amateur video producers, such as those using YouTube, to improve the quality of their product.
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BioMin Technologies Limited has developed a range of calcium phospho-silicates for use as additives in remineralising toothpastes and professional products for preventing tooth decay and treating dentine hypersensitivity. The primary activity of the company is the supply of BioMin glass as an additive for toothpaste and professional dental product formulations through developing a global licence holder network for BioMin intellectual property. The company also sells toothpastes directly through distribution channels.
Founding Academic
Robert Hill, Professor of Physical Sciences in relation to Dentistry, Institute of Dentistry – Barts and The London
Business Activity
Chromosol Limited is developing an organic sensitized rare earth optical amplifier technology to enter the £3 bn optical transceiver and optical amplifier markets. The organic optical amplifier material allows fibre optic technology to operate on a much shorter scale, of the order of a metre between racks and servers in datacentres, and on the cm scale between silicon chips in devices.
Founding Academic
William Gillin, Professor of Experimental Physics, School of Physics and Astronomy
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LANDR Audio Inc is a software technology company involving automatic music mixing algorithms that mix together individual channels of sound, for example the instruments in a band; effectively replacing the need for a sound engineer and mixing desk. The first product is a hybrid of this for automatic mastering of music.
Founding Academic
Joshua Reiss, Professor of Audio Engineering, School of Electronic Engineering & Computer Science
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hVIVO is pioneering a human-based clinical trial platform to accelerate drug and vaccine development in respiratory and infectious diseases. Leveraging human disease models in influenza (flu), respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), human rhinovirus (HRV) and other respiratory indications. The hVIVO platform captures disease in motion, illuminating the entire disease life cycle from healthy to sick and back to health. Based in the UK, market leader hVIVO, has conducted human challenge studies for multiple clients, both large pharmaceutical and biotech and in a range of challenge models using differing virus challenge agents.
hVIVO recruits volunteers in the UK to take part in its clinical human challenge studies using the ‘FluCamp’ brand.
Founding Academic
Professor John Oxford, Professor of Virology, Blizard Institute
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Actual Experience plc is an algorithm-based software tool that works in real time to predict the service quality that is experienced by individual users of applications on a computer network. It also launches instant, automatic diagnostic traces to isolate the cause of problems as they occur. The company plans to become the standard measure for user experience of networked applications.
Founding Academic
Professor Jonathan Pitts, Professor of Communication Engineering, School of Electronic Engineering & Computer Science
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Biomaterials for nerve repair.
Founding Academic
Prof John Priestly, Blizard Institute