| 24 May 2012 |
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Warwick Ventures delivers expert advice at the European Patent Office
Warwick Ventures’ Business Development Manager Dr Sam Gallagher delivered a workshop on Open Innovation to European business advisers at the European Patent Office (EPO) in the Hague.
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| 21 May 2012 |
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Allinea software used in US flagship supercomputer project
Debugging software produced by University of Warwick spinout Allinea Software is being used by scientists working on the world’s most powerful supercomputer.
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| 2 May 2012 |
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Cambridge CMOS Sensors joins major EU project to develop high temperature gas sensors
Spin out company Cambridge CMOS Sensors (CCS) has joined a major European project to develop innovative high-temperature gas sensors that will help reduce energy consumption and waste.
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| 24 April 2012 |
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Warwick Ventures at Biotrinity 2012
Warwick Ventures will be representing the University of Warwick’s latest licensing and partnering opportunities at one of Europe’s largest investment conferences this week.
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| 04 April 2012 |
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goHDR unveils world first in television technology
Innovative television technology that's as clever as the human eye is to be showcased by University
of Warwick spinout company goHDR at the NAB Show in Las Vegas, later this month.
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| 29 March 2012 |
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Sarissa demonstrates pioneering biosensor technology
Leading biosensor device manufacturer, Sarissa Biomedical, will be demonstrating its world-leading technologies at an event at the University of Warwick on 2 April 2012.
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| 15 February 2012 |
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Warwick leader in High Dynamic Range video to demo at world’s biggest media tradeshow
WMG at the University of Warwick and spin out company, goHDR, will be exhibiting their cutting-edge video imaging technology at the world’s largest electronic media show in April.
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| 10 February 2012 |
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Warwick Spinout looking for CEO to build on recent success.
Warwick Ventures CEO, Quentin Compton-Bishop, presented the University’s spinout company, Sonemat, at Birmingham Pitching for ManagementTM on Monday evening (6th February), hosted by AngelNews.
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| 31 January 2012 |
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Sorption Energy launches £1.5 million funding round for gas-fired heat pumps
Sorption Energy Ltd, a spin out from the University of Warwick, is currently seeking to raise £1.5 million in equity funding to develop a compact gas-fired air-source heat-pump for domestic heating and hot water which is 30% more efficient than a condensing boiler.
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| 19 January 2012 |
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Connect Midlands announces training events
Two events designed to help fledgling businesses get funding have been announced by Connect Midlands. The first, on 23 February 2012, invites business owners to “Be a VC” for an afternoon and view some business proposals from the other side of the table. The second event, Right Funds for You, is organised in partnership with Birmingham Science City and signposts businesses towards finance options and resources available in the West Midlands area.
Connect Midlands is a not-for-profit network, that supports technology and high growth companies to gain investment through training and mentoring, investment showcasing, and networking between businesses, investors and the professional services community in the Midlands. The University of Warwick is a prime partner in this network.
For more information go to Connect Midlands Events .
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| 16 January 2012 |
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Warwick high performance computing spinout wins Red Herring Global 100 award
Allinea Software (www.allinea.com) - the world leader in tools for parallel software – has been recognized by Red Herring as a Global 100 winner – the award that honors the fastest growing private companies from North America, Europe, and Asia.
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| 15 December 2011 |
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Searching for Europe's best academic entrepreneurs
Warwick Ventures’ CEO Quentin Compton-Bishop has been helping to find Europe’s best academic entrepreneurs in the 2011 Academic Enterprise Awards (ACES).
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| 14 December 2011 |
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Warwick Ventures seeks Business Development Manager
Warwick Ventures Ltd is seeking a Business Development Manager to join its team.
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| 13 December 2011 |
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Allinea joins forces on European HPC project
The University of Warwick spin out company Allinea is joining a major European consortium to develop high performance computing technologies.
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| 8 December 2011 |
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Concurrent Thinking unveils new energy-saving software for data centres
A Warwick Ventures spin out has launched new products for data centres that can deliver first-year energy savings of 20%.
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| 30 November 2011 |
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Warwick Ventures appoints new Chief Operations Officer
Warwick Ventures Limited has announced the appointment of Kevin Marks as its new Chief Operations Officer.
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| 18 November 2011 |
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Solar power company shines at Lord Stafford Awards
University of Warwick spin-out Molecular Solar has triumphed at the 2011 Lord Stafford Awards, winning its prestigious Innovation in Development Award.
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| 14 November 2011 |
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Warwick University technology spin-outs shortlisted for innovation awards
Two Warwick University spin-out companies have been shortlisted for innovation awards by The Engineer magazine.
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9 November 2011
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Warwick Warp CEO interviewed in findBIOMETRICS
Warwick University spin out Warwick Warp is in a unique position to provide robust, accurate and rapid technologies to the biometrics market, CEO Li Wang tells findBIOMETRICS.com.
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3 November 2011
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Intelligent power convertors improve wind turbine reliability
New technology that will improve the reliability of electrical power conversion systems has been licensed to the Cambridge firm Amantys by Warwick Ventures.
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27 October 2011
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Recycling Technologies demonstrates new ways with old plastic
A Warwick spin-out company, developing a system that can recycle all kinds of plastic waste, is looking for funding to build a scaleable demonstrator unit to showcase the technology's capabilities.
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24 October 2011
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Company wins overseas order for cutting-edge equipment
Cell Facts Instruments, spun out with help from Warwick Ventures in 2001, has secured major overseas orders for its precision microbial cell analysis systems.
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20 October 2011
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Cambridge CMOS Sensors runner-up in British Engineering Excellence Awards
Spin-out company Cambridge CMOS Sensors Ltd was a runner-up in this year’s British Engineering Excellence Awards and was highly commended by the competition’s judges.
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18 October 2011
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New record voltage for organic solar cells opens the tech to consumer electronics
Molecular Solar Ltd, a Warwick Ventures' spinout company, has achieved a significant breakthrough in the performance of solar photovoltaic (PV) cells.
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13 October 2011
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Warwick Warp expands to East Asia
Warwick Warp, a company developing innovative fingerprint recognition software, has opened its first office in China. The company was launched in 2006, with assistance from Warwick Ventures.
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10 October 2011
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Flat and flexible speakers are a work of art!
Warwick Audio Technologies, a Warwick Ventures spin-out firm that is developing flat, flexible loudspeakers, has launched one of its first commercial products: a poster that can play real music.
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21 September 2011
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Warwick and Oxford working to license new crystal technology
Warwick Ventures is collaborating with Isis Innovations, the technology transfer company of the University of Oxford, to license a new invention, a crystal that can deliver highly accurate temperature readings. Professor Pam Thomas, of the University of Warwick, and Professor Mike Glazer, of the University of Oxford, worked together on the research, which was funded by the EPSRC. A patent application has also been filed.
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8 September 2011
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An advance in TV viewing experience
Researchers at the University of Warwick, together with partners goHDR Ltd, and Altera® Toronto Technology Center have developed a system that will allow existing televisions to display High Dynamic Range (HDR) content.
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23 August 2011
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New CEO for Warwick Ventures
Warwick Ventures Ltd is delighted to announce the appointment of Quentin Compton-Bishop as its new CEO.
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17 August 2011
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Warwick Ventures' Shum Prakash graduates with flying colours
Warwick Ventures Ltd Business Development Manager, Dr Shum Prakash, has recently been awarded a prize for the best overall performance in 2011 on her graduation from Warwick Business School (WBS).
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21 July 2011
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Warwick Ventures reaches finals of EducationInvestor Awards
Warwick Ventures Ltd is a finalist in a national award scheme that aims to promote excellence and recognise innovation across the education sector.
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1 July 2011
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New spin out will develop next generation of semiconductors
A new company set up to revolutionise semiconductors is being launched today at the University of Warwick
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22 June 2011
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Warwick team get fired up about coal mill monitoring
A new system designed to improve coal mill operating safety in power stations has been awarded a proof of concept grant by Warwick Ventures Ltd. This grant will enable vital performance trials at an operating UK power station.
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13 June 2011
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Warwick hosts conference on Socially Responsible Licensing
A conference which addresses the issues of how intellectual property licensing can bring increased benefits to the world’s poorer countries will be held at the University of Warwick in November.
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25 May 2011
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Molecular Solar Participating in £2.1Million Third Generation Solar Energy Project – Completes Equity Funding Round.
Molecular Solar Ltd., a spinout from the University of Warwick, announced today that it has completed a seed round of equity investment led by Mercia Fund Management. The company is participating in a recently announced £2.1M project being funded by the Technology Strategy Board (TSB), the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) and the other participating companies (Kurt Lesker, Asylum Research and New World Solar) to develop prototype third generation organic solar cells.
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25 May 2011
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New Appointment
Warwick Ventures is delighted to welcome Dr Suzanna Wood to its team of business development managers.
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5th April 2011
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£2.1 million for national solar energy programme
Warwick spin-out company Molecular Solar is joining forces with the University of Warwick and four other organisations in a £2.1 million project to develop the next generation of solar energy harvesting technology.
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25th February 2011
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Seven deadly sins of tech transfer
Warwick Ventures’ Business Development Manager Sam Gallagher will be delivering a guest lecture for the Institute of Knowledge Transfer in April.
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28th January 2011
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Wafer-level carbon nanotubes grown on semi-conductor substrates
Carbon nanotubes (CNTs) are one of a family of nanomaterials that have been studied widely since their discovery nearly two decades ago. Their outstanding thermal, mechanical and chemical properties, nanometre size and large current-carrying capacity (per unit cross-section) make them attractive for many applications. Researchers have already successfully demonstrated the use of both a single CNT (for example, in electronic devices, and as a field emitter) and multiple CNTs (for example, in chemical and flow sensing). Because of the material's exciting properties and possible applications, many experts believe that CNTs could in the future even replace not only silicon but also interconnect materials in microelectronic devices.
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20th January 2011
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Warwick showcases video technology that's as clever as the human eye
A trailer showing scenes from the first ever movie shot using High Dynamic Range (HDR) technology was shown this week at Warwick University’s WMG Digital Laboratory. More than 100 visitors watched the clip and other compelling HDR footage, which was created using the world’s first HDR video camera. This device is capable of filming real life scenes as the human eye might see them, minimising flaws caused by dark shadow or ultra-bright sunlight.
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