Startups

The University of Exeter spinout has created a model for finding information which works the way humans think by drawing from cognitive semantics and natural language understanding. 

UK biotech startup Invizius develops second generation therapies to treat dysregulated illnesses such as kidney diseases.

From nuclear energy to measuring blood pressure with a smartphone camera, these are the ideas and startups showcased at the GCVI Symposium.

The Oxford-based startup is combining a spherical Tokamak device with high temperature superconducting magnets to create smaller and more efficient fusion solutions.

Software made by UK-based Lifelight gives you a health assessment based on the phone camera measuring the "micro blushes" of your skin.

Recent technological breakthroughs have piqued investor interest in the sector. But just how close are we to making quantum computers useful?

Vienna-based startup Arkeon Biotechnologies converts carbon dioxide into carbon-negative food ingredients.

Microorganisms are increasingly being harnessed to create everything from cleaner fuels to flavourings, dyes and chemicals, part of a growing interest in reengineering existing biological processes for new purposes.

Using microbes to produce chemicals and fuels has long been a dream, but now a third wave of technological developments is making it economically viable.

Mosa Meat produces cultivated meats through cow donor sampled cells to create beef products.