Please find below a selection from the University of Edinburgh portfolio. If you'd like to know more about our portfolio and our investments, please contact investment@ei.ed.ac.uk
Old College Capital supported spinout
Blackford Analysis works with leading hospitals, radiology groups, imaging centres, and technology providers to deliver imaging applications and AI that add clinical value.
Old College Capital supported spinout
Invizius is addressing the side effects of dialysis and other extracorporeal treatments using its proprietary H-Guard™ biotechnology.
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Spinout
Macomics are developing precision medicines to modulate macrophages for the treatment of cancer.
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Pheno Therapeutics is working to discover and develop small molecule therapeutics that promote remyelination for the treatment of multiple sclerosis
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Spinout
Resolution Therapeutics is developing macrophage cell therapies to treat diseases characterised by life-threatening inflammatory organ damage.
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Old College Capital supported spinout
Wobble Genomics specialises in maximising RNA and DNA sequencing efficiency for the discovery and detection of nucleic acid biomarkers.
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Old College Capital supported staff startup
Amiqus is an award-winning profit with purpose company offering remote identity verification and onboarding of staff and clients. Amiqus is trusted by businesses across the public and private sectors and is accredited by regulatory bodies throughout the UK.
Old College Capital supported student startup
Aveni enriches and adds value to the data extracted from human conversations. Aveni Detect transforms risk monitoring in financial services, using NLP to analyse 100% customer interactions.
Old College Capital supported student startup
Krotos is a software company that develops and produces unique, innovative audio tools for the entertainment industry.
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Old College Capital supported spinout
Net AI is developing cutting-edge AI to provide real-time analytics that drives the optimisation and automation of 5G mobile networks.
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Old College Capital supported student startup
Shot Scope is developing the world’s smartest golf GPS watch with automated performance tracking and analytics platforms for iOS, Android and Desktop.
Spinout
SpeakUnique offer voice banking technology, allowing people to communicate in their own voice when natural speech is not possible.
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Old College Capital supported spinout
Carbogenics has developed a low carbon technology to convert difficult-to-recycle and low-value waste into a range of high-value products. Its first product CreChar is an additive for anaerobic digestion capable of increasing the output of biogas plants by at least 15%.
Old College Capital supported student startup
MiAlgae recycles the co-products from food and drink production to grow Omega-3 rich, micro-algae for use as a source of ocean-friendly omega-3 in animal and aquaculture feeds.
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Old College Capital supported student startup
Mocean Energy generates renewable energy from ocean waves, creating green energy out of the blue. Their wave energy conversion technology is initially targeting applications in offshore power systems.
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Old College Capital supported spinout
PureLifi is the market leader in visible light communication (VLC), which uses the visible light spectrum, instead of radio frequencies, to enable secure, reliable and high-speed wireless data communication.
Old College Capital supported spinout
Sofant is developing smart antenna™ technology which reduces the cost of producing and operating wireless network equipment improving performance, simplifying design and reducing power consumption.
Old College Capital supported spinin
Sunamp heat battery technology is a market-leading, space-saving and highly efficient thermal storage solution for heating and cooling in residential and commercial projects, tackling climate change through the electrification of heat.
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