Last month, SBRI Healthcare supported company Cambridge Respiratory Innovations Limited (CRiL) won two awards in nine days, for their technology and plans to improve care and treatment for patients with... read more →
The House of Lords Science and Technology Committee has published its report Life Sciences Industrial Strategy: Who’s driving the bus? In the report, the Committee highlighted the importance of the... read more →
SBRI Healthcare alumni and Cambridge-based Owlstone Medical has announced that it has raised $15 million (£11 million) to drive the global commercialisation of its Breath Biopsy® platform. The funds will... read more →
SBRI Healthcare, the NHS England initiative championed by 15 Academic Health Science Networks, today announced the companies that will benefit from £8.7 million investment to help develop novel technologies aimed... read more →
SBRI Healthcare, the NHS England initiative that supports innovative companies to solve healthcare problems, is delighted to congratulate Owlstone Medical on being named one of three winners of the global... read more →
CRiL and Owlstone Medical pitch for $333,000 (£240,000 GBP) share in $1 million fund to help patients suffering from incurable lung disease, Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis SBRI Healthcare, the NHS England... read more →
Ieso Digital Health, the UK’s largest provider of online mental healthcare, today announced the successful closure of an £18 million funding round to accelerate growth in its home market and... read more →
Rugby players from Aviva Premiership Rugby and Greene King IPA Championship are to take part in a major study led by the University of Birmingham as part of its work... read more →
SBRI Healthcare funded Isansys Lifecare’s new generation patient monitoring technology has today been featured in a Channel 4 programme which sees the implementation of the first ‘full-body rig’ – a network of... read more →
A leading clinician of a top UK children’s hospital believes wireless monitoring is changing the face of healthcare. Dr Heather Duncan, intensive care consultation and lead of the RAPID (Real-time... read more →