The Royal Academy of Engineering’s (RAEng) Enterprise Hub has provided funding, mentoring and support to four new technologies developing by engineering entrepreneurs at UK universities.
The electro-technologies include a new class of ultra-thin, ultra-high resolution displays for wearable technologies; plasma implants for glass products to beat fraudsters; a new malaria treatment using blood filtration for difficult cases, including those resistant to drugs, and a personal molecular biology lab for young people and citizen scientists. The overall winner, Dr Matthew Murray…
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