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Genome Research Limited
Wellcome Sanger Institute
We are a world-leading genomics research institute. Our work helps improve human health and understand life on Earth
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Cambridge Autonomous Bus System Feasibility Study
1 Jul 2017 to 30 Jun 2018
The Cambridge Autonomous Bus System Feasibility Study will examine the opportunity to use new, electric, autonomous mini-buses to provide much needed transport links between Cambridge's science campuses, park & ride locations and rail stations. These vehicles and special paths could provide a significant improvement in traffic congestion, improve air qual...
Personalised iPS Cell Culture System
1 Nov 2013 to 31 Oct 2015
We plan to develop a novel, automated cell culture system specifically designed for iPSC and autologous cell culture. Early stage iPS cell culture is very labour intensive since cells must be monitored and fed daily for many weeks. For clinical applications cells must be cultured in a GMP clean room environment, with high staff and infrastructure costs. O...
High-speed single molecule detection combining short DNA probes and barcoding bioinformatics for use as a new broad spectrum point-of-care diagnostic
1 Jan 2011 to 31 Dec 2013
Based in Cambridge, Base4 is developing a single-molecule detector with the capacity for detection of up to 1 billion single molecules per second, thousands of times faster than is otherwise possible. Entirely solid-state, there is a well-worn path towards large scale production and the cost of consumables will be very low. Not reliant on enzymes or patho...