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We have 30 years’ experience in translating research into new drugs and diagnostics.

Our capabilities and expertise ensure seamless progress for your research, with a strong commitment to preserving your IP. We also offer tailored strategic advice and can connect you with commercial and not-for-profit partners and patient groups.

Our scientific focus

Antibody development

Access to our advanced antibody technologies, support from our experienced scientists, and over 30 years of antibody expertise.

3D rendered antibodies on a pink and purple background.

Small molecule drug discovery

Access our state-of-the-art research facilities, gain support from our highly experienced scientists, and leverage our expertise. 

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Clinical trial support

We can help you progress healthcare innovations through clinical trials and into clinical use.

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Diagnostics development

We support all stages of diagnostics development, from assay design through to clinical validation

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Supporting functions and technologies

We develop and provide technologies and functions that support innovative science.  

Data science

We design new molecules, analyse complex datasets, build streamlined workflows, implement machine learning into clinical pathways, and more.

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Induced pluripotent stem cell (iPSC) technology

Our gold-standard iPSC models for neurodegeneration are essential for effective mode of action (MOA), target validation and drug discovery projects. 

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Microbiology

Our established facilities and technologies can support the study of mode of action (MOA), antibiotic resistance and drug screening. 

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Antibodies, computer illustration. Antibodies, or immunoglobulins, are Y-shaped proteins produced by plasma cells (white blood cells) and used by the immune system to defend against foreign objects like bacteria and viruses.

Other ways we can support your science

We partner with academics, early-stage biotechs, charities, healthcare professionals and industry.

Funding

Early ventures investment

IP protection and
tech transfer

Some of our partnerships