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6
Companies funded
£3,772,940
Total funding

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Capillary Film Technology Ltd

Project Capillary Film Technology (CFT) is developing affordable microfluidics for rapid, sensitive, point of care measurement of multiple cardiovascular disease biomarkers
Description

700,000 people experience heart attack symptoms annually, and will experience the agony of a long wait for test results. Capillary Film Technology (CFT) has developed affordable microfluidic testing technology that allows mass production of simple devices that can test 3 or more biomarkers in a single clinical sample. By measuring multiple cardiac markers, diagnosis of myocardial infarct (heart attack) can be made far more rapidly, not only speeding up treatment but also allowing many people to avoid a worrying and costly hospital stay.

Funding £ 913,842
Competition Competition 5 - Diagnostics and Research tools
Competition Date September 2013
Categories Cardiovascular
Health Innovation Network Partner Kent Surrey Sussex AHSN
Website http://www.capfilmtech.com/

University of Edinburgh

Project Triage test to reduce the number of women with Human Papilloma Virus
Description

The University of Edinburgh is developing a novel laboratory-based triage test to reduce the number of women with Human Papilloma Virus (HPV) infection referred for unnecessary colposcopy.

Funding £ 81,947
Competition Competition 5 - Diagnostics and Research tools
Competition Date September 2013
Website http://www.ed.ac.uk/

University College London

Project Dementia research recruitment and feasibility tool
Description

UCL is developing an innovative application of cloud-based technology – Joint Dementia Research is intended to make it easier for people interested in taking part in dementia research to be connected to appropriate studies.

Funding £ 916,207
Competition Competition 5 - Diagnostics and Research tools
Competition Date September 2013
Health Innovation Network Partner Imperial College Health Partners AHSN
Website http://www.ucl.ac.uk/

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