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PVDF Glycoarray
The University of Glasgow have identified a novel way of looking at proteins that bind glycolipids in membranes in a new process called combinatorial glycorray.
Optoswim
Researchers at the University of Glasgow have developed a technology that stimulates schooling behaviour and optimal swimming speeds in fish, providing an effective research tool for studies related to fish swimming and exercise.
Cell Adhesion
University of Glasgow scientists have borrowed techniques employed in the semi-conductor industry to pattern the surfaces of either hard or soft materials and render these surfaces less adhesive to cells.
Covert Security Labelling
The University of Glasgow has developed a novel, covert, chip-less smart label technology for protecting branded items.
Preparation of highly pure N-Formyl Benzotriazoles
The University of Glasgow's patent protected synthesis of N-formyl benzotriazoles offers a product with much greater yield and higher purity compared to any previously known syntheses
Silicon Carbide Bonding
A novel, patent protected method of bonding silicon carbide has been developed at the University of Glasgow.
SightSim™ - insight into how others see the world
Children with visual impairment don’t complain of poor vision because they don’t know what they can’t see. SightSim™ has been developed to help make their world a more visible place.
Terrier - terabyte retriever
Terrier is a highly flexible, efficient, and effective open source search engine, readily deployable on large-scale collections of documents.
Telomerase Promoter - cancer therapies
The University of Glasgow has developed a telomerase targeted adenoviral suicide-gene therapy vector (Ad-hTR-NTR) which has been extensively tested on Ovarian cancer cells.
Hybrid Image Creator
Schyns Illusion is a novel technique that takes advantage of the ability of the human visual system to separate information coming from different spatial frequency channels.
Ultra fast data transfer devices
This new technology from the University of Glasgow, partially covered by a pending patent, offers a new and cheaper way to achieve connectivity of more than 1000 times broadband speed.
Thermoelectric Sensor
The Thermoelectric Sensor technology is a Nano-Calorimetric Sensor which measures very small changes in temeprature. The IP provides a route to making the most sensitive calorimetric measurements (with a resolution of (0.1 mK).
Storyboards and Animatics for the Web
Pre-visualisation tools for animation have been developed which marry up storyboard entries and soundtrack to give a sense of the finished product in the form of a so-called ‘animatic’.
Parkinson's Disease Model
The University of Glasgow is offering an exciting new model for the evaluation of new treatments for Parkinson’s disease
Newsboy - video retrieval system
A video retrieval system has been developed which automatically captures daily news broadcasts and segments the bulletins into news stories according to the user’s interests.
Vector Pascal
Vector Pascal is an extended version of the popular programming language Pascal which has been designed to make efficient use of the multimedia instruction sets of recent microprocessors from AMD, Intel and other manufacturers.
Lab in a pill
Scientists at the University of Glasgow have pioneered a new sensor technology, Lab-in-a-Pill, that could have major impact on the cost and effectiveness of bowel cancer treatment.
Cardiac Imaging
The University of Glasgow has developed novel Cardiac Imaging software to be used in existing Cardiac MRI equipment, automating the current process to reduce potential errors.
Components for Miniaturised Atomic Clocks and Atomic Magnetometers
A new type of Optoelectronic Integrated circuit (OEIC) has been developed at the University.
Ultra High Speed Polarisation Controlled Laser Source
Researchers at the University of Glasgow have developed a technology which allows the manufacture of semiconductor lasers and associated devices with on chip polarisation control.