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Amphibious electric buses on show at Coventry University?s Institute for Advanced Manufacturing and Engineering - Vimarsana News

Amphibious electric buses on show at Coventry University?s Institute for Advanced Manufacturing and Engineering

The future of green transport technology has been on show at Coventry University?s Institute for Advanced Manufacturing and Engineering (AME), with thirteen businesses at the leadi...

12 of the most exciting tech companies in Manchester - Vimarsana News

12 of the most exciting tech companies in Manchester

Manchester has been named the most digitally inclusive city in the UK and is home to over 10,000 tech companies

Chemify announces £36m of funding to digitise chemistry - Vimarsana News

Chemify announces £36m of funding to digitise chemistry

2.08.2023 - The funding will be used to accelerate the growth of the company and performance of its breakthrough technology platform. Chemify's technology platform enables optimal molecular designs for biological and industrial requirements, faster manufacturing at experimental scale of target molecules, libraries of complex scaffolds, and the assembly of otherwise unmakeable molecules and materia

Glasgow firm Chemify raises £33m to 'digitise' chemistry - Vimarsana News

Glasgow firm Chemify raises £33m to 'digitise' chemistry

Chemify aims to speed up new drug development by automating the process of designing molecules.

Source: yahoo.com
Glasgow firm Chemify raises £33m to 'digitise' chemistry - Vimarsana News

Glasgow firm Chemify raises £33m to 'digitise' chemistry

Chemify aims to speed up new drug development by automating the process of designing molecules.

Source: bbc.co.uk