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Scientist using a genetic sequencer

Scientists use breakthrough DNA technology to diagnose cases of TB faster

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Professor Eleanor Stride

Queen's Anniversary Prize for Oxford's innovation in biomedical engineering

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Bodle

Oxford spinout to use phase change materials for smart glazing and displays

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Professor Robert MacLaren examines a patient's eyes

£23 million boost for Oxford spinout company

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The CCBI-CRMI Technology Centre will be part of Oxford's Institute of Biomedical Engineering

£1.5 million deal for biotechnology research

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The MinION is the smallest high-throughput DNA-sequencing device currently available.

Mini DNA sequencer’s data belies its size

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Oxford Flow has developed a new kind of valve that regulates the flow of gases and liquids in industrial processes.

New valve is Oxford Sciences Innovation's first investment

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Smart Handpumps are installed in test sites in rural Kenya.

RCUK highlights Oxford's 'innovative' smart handpumps project

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Light in a chip

Oxford to lead UK quantum computer drive

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