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SETsquared celebrates 20 years of enterprise, innovation, and impact
News | Emma Blunt | Mon, 05/12/2022 | 10:49
(From left to right: Marty Reid, SETsquared; Karen Brooks, SETsquared; Natasha Birk, Beauty Switch; Nnanna Mbila, Afronifty; Dr Zeke Steer, Milbotix Ltd) SETsquared celebrated its 20th anniversary in style with a bumper edition of its annual investment showcase and an awards celebration night, which recognised member companies which have had...
SETsquared supported companies contribute £15.7bn to the UK economy
News | Emma Blunt | Thu, 01/12/2022 | 08:41
A new independent report which has been published today by Warwick Economics and Development estimates that companies supported by the SETsquared Partnership ecosystem have contributed £15.7bn to the UK economy over the last 20 years. The enterprise partnership of six research-intensive universities – Bath, Bristol, Cardiff, Exeter, Southampton, and Surrey...
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Content Page | Emma Blunt | Wed, 30/11/2022 | 12:54
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Content Page | Emma Blunt | Wed, 30/11/2022 | 12:49
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Software to make science cheaper, faster and greener
Blog | Laurent Perge | Wed, 30/11/2022 | 09:47
Bristol-based start-up Molydyn is working to make computational chemistry more accessible. Launched by Matthew Bone a PhD student from the University of Bristol, Molydyn’s Atlas software helps users test hundreds of molecular combinations in a week, negating the need for a lot of early lab work. Matthew Bone, Founder of...
Emm develops world’s first biowearable for female health
News | Issy Aldridge | Mon, 28/11/2022 | 12:33
(From left to right: Chris van Kempen, Jenny Button and Annie Chatwin) Emm, a Bristol-based biotech startup, has developed a first-of-its-kind biowearable with the potential to revolutionise female health. Having closed its pre-seed funding of over $1 million, it is now in Beta testing, readying for full production and launch...
