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A team of scientists at the Rosalind Franklin Institute and Oxford University, led by Professor Ben Davis and Professor Veronique Gouverneur, have created a light-activated system that allows new side-chains to be grafted on to proteins, paving the way for a host of applications in areas such as drug development or vaccines.
A new device to detect cardiovascular disease
A collaboration between the Physics and Cardiovascular Medicine Departments at Oxford University has developed a low-cost, hand-held device to help detect signs of cardiovascular and other diseases, which is now being tested in clinical studies.
New tools for reproducible hydrogen-deuterium exchange mass spectrometry
IAA funded a partnership between the Department of Statistics and the global biopharma companyGSK to improve and commercialise new software which can help speed up the drug development pipeline.
Sustainably sourced, degradable polymers for homecare application
A team at the Department of Chemistry has used EPSRC IAA funding to explore how to manufacture and use sustainable polymers, instead of those derived from fossil fuels, in cleaning and laundry products.