News 2007

October 2007

Psi-ense will be working with Q-Futures Ltd (see www.qfutures.co.uk) to provide improved business development activities to the life sciences sector. Q Futures was founded by Dr Andrew Garman, former Director of Strategy Development at AstraZeneca and has specific strengths in drug discovery technologies and life sciences instrumentation.

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Psi-ense will be working with JRA Aerospace (www.jra-aero.com) to facilitate the European Space Agency's Technology Transfer Programme (ESA TTP) in the UK. This involves working with space research programmes in universities and research organisations to identify technology with potential for commercial development and to help in bringing key projects to market. The current project will run until July 2009

May 2007

As a founder member of the UK biochar initiative, Psi-ense attended the inaugural conference of the International Agrichar Initiative in Terrigal, New South Wales. The conference was well attended by delegates from around the world and included a field trip to the biochar plant run by BEST Energies near Terrigal. For full details see www.biochar-international.org

February 2007

Psi-ense is working with its partner company Psi-tran Ltd, on a research project to investigate the potential for RFID (radio frequency identification tags) technology in the healthcare and local government sectors. There have already been a number of small pilot projects in this area and Psi-tran's objective is to identify potential partners and optimum routes to market for future deployment.

January 2007

As part of a joint venture with Royal Holloway, University of London, Chris Budleigh visited Vietnam to identify potential commercialisation partners. The project, led by Simon Cutting , Professor of Molecular Science at RHUL, involves the development of a novel range of products for both human and marine applications and the visit included visits to microbiology facilities in Ho Chi Minh City and Nha Trang.

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