spin-outs
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Spin-outs
University of Nottingham Innovation Park
We are a wholly-owned subsidiary of the University based in the Ingenuity Centre within the University of Nottingham Innovation Park.
Nottingham Technology Ventures also manages the £5 million Nottingham Invention Fund, which invests in University spin-out companies to support their development and growth.
Sectors
Our board
Dr Andrew Naylor
Professor Dame Jessica Corner
Dr Susan Huxtable
Professor Andy Long
Margaret Monckton
Exits
It is University policy to sell the majority of its shares in spin-out companies when an appropriate opportunity arises. The University uses the proceeds to support teaching and research.
Our Spin-outs on Twitter
Recurrent Corneal Erosion is a disorder resulting in ocular pain, blurred vision, tearing and photophobia. Small case study data shows sutureless AMT has been shown to reduce recurrent erosions after a 12-month review.
Just posted a photo @ The Breakfast Club https://www.instagram.com/p/CW1GbIjo2wX/?utm_medium=twitter
"Basic movements are represented in actionable data directly from the shoes you wear"
Check out the latest entry in our founder Simon's web series to see how Footfall's tech is revolutionising footwear and movement.
Link here: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/simon-mcmaster-53980b23_how-movement-data-can-change-the-world-ugcPost-6869933103171874816-1VXl
#smarttextiles #footwear
Being recognised as the best med tech start up is an incredible feeling. Well done team! @OBN_UK
The "Innovations in amniotic membrane application in the management of ocular surface disease" webinar provided many useful insights such as this from Dr. Nick Kopsachilis. Watch the full recorded session here: https://bit.ly/3nLopM1
Dry eye disease affects up to 30% of over 50s. This is when the ocular surface is not appropriately moistened, which can lead to severely irritated eyes. Fortunately, amniotic membrane transplant has resulted in improvement in dry eye subjects when worn for around 5 days.
EventMAP Recognised Internationally for Work on Facilities Planning.
http://ow.ly/SeFx50GRX68
It was great to visit the @FWKMuseum yesterday for their grand reopening! We loved looking around and exploring the rich knitting history that Ruddington has, while also looking ahead to the future and to a certain smart textile company on display! 😉😀
#framework #knitters
