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UK start-up space mission aims to transform cancer therapies

BioOrbit sends pharmaceutical research platform to the International Space Station (ISS) following record £9.8 million investment.

15 years of space innovation changing lives across the UK

From developing cancer drugs in orbit to robots that stop grain from spoiling, technology developed by UK space start-ups goes far beyond satellites and rockets.

STFC backs health start-ups to improve lives

From stroke recovery to supporting survivors of domestic abuse, UK health tech start-ups are developing technologies to improve lives and patient outcomes.

A female mixed race doctor, consults with a young female patient in her office. She is seated at her desk, wearing a light blue semi-casual shirt, has a stethoscope around her neck and is leaning on her desk with her elbow. She is listening attentively to the patient describe her symptoms. The patient is dressed casually and has her back to the camera.

Enabling More Proactive and Connected Care

Everyone deserves good healthcare. Health and care professionals work hard to provide great care to their patients. Sometimes, however, the structures and processes of healthcare systems can get...

ESA BIC UK new cohort - pictured are eight founders stood side by side at the new cohort day.

UK space tech start-ups drive productivity across industry

From speeding up the delivery of new homes to protecting the satellites, UK startups are using space technology to tackle real-world industrial challenges.

Robocean Innovation for Environmental Sustainability: The Case of Seagrass Restoration Re-imagined

Robocean, a robotics start-up, is an organisation of engineers dedicated to streamlining marine ecosystem restoration, with a particular focus on seagrass recovery and a vision of seagrass restoration...