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Sheffield-based MetalloBio, in partnership with the School of Science and Technology and Medical Technologies Innovation Facility at Nottingham Trent University (NTU), is developing a new class of antimicrobial agent using an innovative inorganic chemistry approach.

Oxford-based Ufonia, with support from the Innovate UK Biomedical Catalyst programme, is using AI to automate routine clinical consultations to make health and care accessible to everyone at any time.

Sheffield-based Rinri Therapeutics, supported by the Innovate UK Biomedical Catalyst, is developing a therapy to treat sensorineural hearing loss, which could reconnect millions of people worldwide with their families, friends and communities.

The mission of Oxford-based, Cancer Research UK spin-out, Infinitopes, is to prevent cancer deaths by tackling the leading cause: Metastases.

Theolytics is pioneering a new approach to cancer treatment using oncolytic viruses, viruses that selectively infect and destroy tumour cells. With support from the Innovate UK Cancer Therapeutics programme, the company is targeting ovarian cancer, a disease with limited treatment options and high unmet need.

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Wiltshire-based ALPS Ecoscience is redefining performance in the biogas sector, achieving a 30% uplift in biomethane production compared to industry standards. With tailored innovation and growth support from Innovate UK, the company has reached £1 million in turnover, signed its first international licensing agreement and is in active discussions with partners across Europe.

London-based digital therapeutics innovator, my mhealth, is transforming chronic disease management across the UK and US. Now supporting over 160,000 users in the UK, it is on track to reach more than half a million globally within the next three years. With tailored innovation and growth support from Innovate UK, the company has scaled from a team of 4 to 30 and launched fully commercial products on both sides of the Atlantic.

Cambridge-based edtech company, Summatic, is redefining how students learn and teachers assess with its AI-powered platform for interactive learning and quantitative testing. With tailored business growth support from Innovate UK, the company has secured more than £100,000 in funding, increased its revenue fivefold and created five new jobs. It has also expanded its pilot contracts and product line, and signed significant international deals with high-profile educational institutions, including the National University of Singapore, the University of Notre Dame and Formula 1 Schools Thailand.

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