Advertisement: Birketts mid banner
Advertisement: cofinitive mid banner
Advertisement: Allia mid banner
Advertisement: Bar Ellison mid banner property
Advertisement: Featurespace mid banner
Advertisement: Ilux mid banner
Advertisement: Evelyn mid banner
Advertisement: Arm mid banner
Advertisement: CambridgeTechPodcast midbanner
Advertisement: Cambridge Network mid banner
Cambridgeand mid banner advertisement
Advertisement: Wild Knight Vodka
Advertisement: Alan Boswell Group mid banner
Advertisement: SATAVIA mid banner
Advertisement mid banner S-Tech 3
Advertisement: Mogrify mid banner
Barr Ellison Solicitors – commercial property
Advertisement: TTP
Advertisement: CJBS mid banner
Advertisement: SJIP Dirac Building mid-banner
Advertisement: RSM mid banner
Advertisement: Shearline mid banner
Mid banner advertisement: BDO
Advertisement: Simpsons Creative mid banner
Advertisement: SourceBioscience mid banner
Advertisement: Bicycle mid banner
Advertisement: Marshall mid banner
22 May, 2014 - 19:08 By Tony Quested

Cambridge student entrepreneurs seize the day

CUE-SimPrints

Serial Cambridge technology entrepreneur Mike Lynch and personalised medicines evangelist Darrin Disley brought a sharp commercial focus to the final of the Cambridge University Entrepreneurs (CUE) grand challenge.

Dr Lynch, founder of Autonomy and Invoke Capital, was keynote speaker and Dr Disley, CEO of personalised medicines pioneer Horizon Discovery, again offered his Carpe Diem Life Science Business of the Year Award.

Worth £7.5k, this accolade went to Radial Genomics, whose product is an integrated image collection and analysis software used with fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH) gene visualisation.

It aims to offer diagnostic, prognostic and predictive capabilities in the treatment of cancer through a novel, quantitative method of assessing changes in a patient’s genetic material in response to cancer.

Technology and Life Science category winner was OncoLinx with LogSquared runner-up.

OncoLinx is commercialising a propriety class of toxins, azonafides, for use in antibody-drug conjugates (ADCs). ADCs are regarded as a new way to treat cancer.

LogSquared lays claim to be the world’s first clinical anesthesia brain monitor that translates a patient’s neurophysiology under sedation into a visual interface for easier and safer drug titration. The enterprise also won CUE’s Angel Prize.

The social entrepreneurship award was claimed by SimPrints with HandsOn runner-up.

SimPrints is developing a rugged, low-cost, portable fingerprint scanner that wirelessly syncs with mobile phones and integrates with existing mHealth applications, empowering health workers to link patients to their records anytime, anywhere.

HandsOn is a social enterprise aiming to facilitate the delivery of low-cost, fully functional 3D-printed prosthetic hands to amputees in developing countries in a sustainable manner. 

The Software category award went to Transmission Education winner with MyFit runner-up.

Transmission Education’s TopSet is an online tutoring platform helping tutors and students connect from across the world, arrange lessons, and carry them out via our state-of-the-art interactive online classroom.

Its  young, eager tutors are all affiliated to a top UK or US university, providing unrivalled quality and excellent value for any parent looking to give their child an academic edge.

MyFit believes it will fundamentally change the way people exercise. Consumers expect customisable solutions to fit their body types, training style and overall goals.

Add new comment

Newsletter Subscription

Stay informed of the latest news and features