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We translate: cutting-edge innovation processes into bespoke skills development programmes
We translate: clinical and commercial needs into industry-inspired collaborative research
Sustainability of Translate Translate has secured funding until the end of 2020 to continue to support innovation in medical technologies in the Leeds City Region. This funding will be used to continue supporting Translate activities which have demonstrated success throughout the duration of the program. Activities available will include: secondment scheme – with 20 secondments […]
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Apply for up to £80k funding: De-risking and converging medical technologies call Businesses, researchers and clinicians working in fields linked to medical technologies are invited to apply for proof-of-market, proof-of-feasibility and proof-of-concept funding. Grow MedTech is a new program that supports medical technology innovation in the Leeds and Sheffield City Regions and looks to fund […]
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Secondment Opportunity at Juno Digital Health Are you a PhD student or a post-doctoral researcher interested in learning about accelerating knowledge transfer? Would you like to bring together key partners and provide advice and support to take Juno’s new healthcare product to market? Translate is offering an opportunity to work with the Juno Digital Health […]
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In May 2018, Translate opened its summer student project scheme to support the progression of medical technologies. The scheme proved to be a great success, and 26 unique projects were funded. Read about them here.
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Liz Towns Andrews is a member of Translate’s Advisory Board, where her expertise in forging links between the worlds of business and academia has been invaluable. Here, she shares her advice for successful collaborative innovation.
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It can feel like there is a tension between filing a patent application and publishing research. But in fact, there is no reason why the two cannot work well alongside each other. All it takes is some good communication between the academic, the university’s technology transfer office, and the patent attorney.
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The main aim of my summer student project was to develop new diagnostic tools for extracting clinical features from the cornea
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This project has given us the data required to translate this technology to the next stage along the innovation pipeline.
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The ultimate aim of this project is to improve survival rates in breast cancer. Working with a research team on the front line of medical technology has provided me with invaluable skills, techniques and experience.
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