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University of Liverpool £1.3M to develop new inhaled drug delivery platforms to treat viral and bacterial infections

The project aims to develop a technology that will revolutionise the treatment of respiratory infections, such as pneumococcal pneumonia and COVID-19.

Mar 09 2022

University of Manchester Scientists report breakthrough in transuranium actinide chemical bonding

Scientists from The University of Manchester have managed to successfully make a transuranium complex.

Feb 18 2022

Apply for Innovate UK’s HealthTech Programme

Programme has been developed to support small and medium sized businesses to navigate the complex and ever-changing HealthTech regulatory landscape.

Feb 14 2022

KTN-iX challenge with Airbus: Alternative Adhesives for Automated Insert Fixtures on Spacecraft.

KTN-iX is a cross-sector program supporting innovation transfer by matching industry challenges to innovative organisations from a wide range of sectors.

Feb 08 2022

Manchester lab develop more sustainable and rapid route to future medicines

New research published today in Nature communications describes the use of natural enzymes and earth-abundant and non-toxic transition metal-catalysts.

Feb 04 2022

Accessible supercomputing​, data analytics and AI training with industry context

As part of the Hartree National Centre for Digital Innovation, all EXPLAIN courses are FREE to attend.

Feb 04 2022

Precision sieving of gases through atomic pores in graphene

It has long been speculated that using two-dimensional membranes similar in thickness to graphene can reach much better trade-off than currently achievable

Jan 21 2022

£9 million research programme to reinvent chemical separation methods and significantly cut total global energy consumption begins

Both scientific ingenuity and engineering skill are needed in the development of new membranes and processes for sustainable and efficient separations.

Jan 21 2022

£50m funding for UK quantum computing projects with industry

Quantum computing has the potential to revolutionise computing. Faster than conventional technology allows that existing computers cannot.

Jan 13 2022