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UCLB: 30 Years in Business
For 30 years, UCLB has been helping academic entrepreneurs turn great ideas into successful products and businesses with real-world impact.
Whether it’s cancer patients getting life-saving treatment, children learning to make healthier food choices, or farmers using a new tool to boost crop production, the innovations in this exhibition have benefitted thousands of people around the world.
Four themes – arts and society; business and industry; climate and environment; and medicine and healthcare – showcase the exceptional variety and ingenuity of UCL’s commercialisation activities over three decades.
Find out more about the people and technologies that are using the knowledge generated here to create economic growth, tackle global challenges and change the world.
Image credits
- Founder of ASPIRE, Dr Temitope Odedeyi testing starch levels in cassava as part of a project to boost productivity of farmers in Nigeria. © Dr Temitope Odedeyi
- The Carbon Re team on site in Breedon Hope Cement Works, Derbyshire, understanding how AI technology can help reduce carbon emissions. © 2023 Carbon Re
- UCL professors Rebecca Shipley and Tim Baker working on development of the CPAP breathing device by UCL-Ventura that supported COVID-19 patients during the pandemic. © UCL-Ventura
For 30 years, UCLB has been helping academic entrepreneurs turn great ideas into successful products and businesses with real-world impact.
Whether it’s cancer patients getting life-saving treatment, children learning to make healthier food choices, or farmers using a new tool to boost crop production, the innovations in this exhibition have benefitted thousands of people around the world.
Four themes – arts and society; business and industry; climate and environment; and medicine and healthcare – showcase the exceptional variety and ingenuity of UCL’s commercialisation activities over three decades.
Find out more about the people and technologies that are using the knowledge generated here to create economic growth, tackle global challenges and change the world.
Image credits
- Founder of ASPIRE, Dr Temitope Odedeyi testing starch levels in cassava as part of a project to boost productivity of farmers in Nigeria. © Dr Temitope Odedeyi
- The Carbon Re team on site in Breedon Hope Cement Works, Derbyshire, understanding how AI technology can help reduce carbon emissions. © 2023 Carbon Re
- UCL professors Rebecca Shipley and Tim Baker working on development of the CPAP breathing device by UCL-Ventura that supported COVID-19 patients during the pandemic. © UCL-Ventura
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