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The latest technology to license from Oxford

 

 
 

As the coronavirus continues to spread across the world and the UK, finding new ways to stay connected is more important than ever. 

Oxford University Innovation will continue to provide you with the latest technologies available for licensing including a novel electrode support coating that replaces platinum with silver-nanoparticle, processes for next generation nanolithography, and access to the latest Life Sciences and Physical Sciences brochures. 

 

Ultrathin optical device controls the wavefront of light

Multifunctional lens which is capable of imaging phase modulation and polarisation modulation simultaneously.

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Software analysis of protein aggregation using NMR

A software platform to determine protein aggregates in the brain using nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy.

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Single-cell analysis of HIV cure strategies

A method to isolate, characterise, and quantify rare population cells that comprise the HIV reservoir.

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Electrochemical hydrogen production

A morphologically-controlled synthesis replaces platinum in PEM electrolysers to produce hydrogen. 

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Life Sciences and Physical Sciences
innovation projects

Click below to see the portfolio of projects available to license.

Life Sciences brochure
Physical Sciences brochure
 
 
 

Variable linewidth nanolithography 

A set of nanolithography methods to form patterns using a single scanning probe.

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Nafion film-based reference electrodes

A solid-state electrolyte-free reference electrode suitable for miniaturisation.

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Characterising APIs in complex formulations

An algorithm for the identification of individual chemical components in active pharmaceutical ingredients (API).

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Neuromorphic device based on neurons

A signal processing platform that takes on the characteristics of a neuron without suffering from the power dissipation problems of conventional electronic circuits.

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