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Rivaling the Golden Triangle at Bristol's Science Creates hub - Vimarsana News

Rivaling the Golden Triangle at Bristol's Science Creates hub

There are many biotech hubs emerging across the UK, with Bristol’s Science Creates network being one thriving example.

University of Bristol: Science Creates opens second incubator for next generation of scientists-turned-entrepreneurs - Vimarsana News

University of Bristol: Science Creates opens second incubator for next generation of scientists-turned-entrepreneurs

The incubator, which is operated in partnership with the University of Bristol and Research England and located in Old Market, provides an additional 30,000 sq ft of state-of-the-art laboratories, offices and event space to support the growth of deep

Science Creates opens second incubator for next generation of scientists-turned-entrepreneurs - Vimarsana News

Science Creates opens second incubator for next generation of scientists-turned-entrepreneurs

New Science Creates incubator in Old Market, Bristol City Centre. Science Creates, the deep tech ecosystem that nurtures science and engineering

New 6.3M deep tech incubator set to open in Bristol - Vimarsana News

New 6.3M deep tech incubator set to open in Bristol

L to R: Jaci Barnett, Head of Research Commercialisation UoB; Mustafa Rampuri, Director of Enterprise Services UoB; Dr Harry Destecroix, Science Creates; Professor Hugh Brady, Vice-Chancellor and President UoB; Dr Jon Hunt, Executive Director: Research & Enterprise UoB; Alison Evans, Director of Research Contracts, Innovation and Governance UoB

Cell therapy start-up raises £3.5m to treat cancer patients - Vimarsana News

Cell therapy start-up raises £3.5m to treat cancer patients

Cell therapy start-up raises £3.5m to treat cancer patients University of Bristol spin-out CytoSeek has raised a £3.5 million seed round to develop new cell therapies to treat solid tumours in cancer patients. CytoSeek’s technology is designed to not only help target the immune cells to the solid tumour, but also to improve their cancer cell killing ability. The funding is led by Science Creates Ventures (SCV), Bristol’s new deep tech EIS fund for science and engineering start-ups, and is the firm’s first investment since announcing its venture capital fund last December....