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UCL research offering new hope for people with difficult-to-treat cancers
Ground-breaking research from UCL could mean new treatments for patients with cancers that have not responded to standard therapies. The new therapies have evolved from research conducted by Dr Martin Pule and his team at the UCL Cancer Institute and NIHR University College London Hospitals Biomedical Research Centre. The research was commercialised into a spinout company called Autolus in 2014. The spinout process was supported by UCL Business Ltd (UCLB), UCL's commercialisation company. The company raised £30 million in investment from venture capital firm Syncona Partners. At the time this was one of the largest ever 'Series A' financing round for a European biotechnology company. That was followed by 'Series B' funding of £40 million and 'Series C' funding of £59 million, before an IPO in 2018. Find out how UCL spinouts solve complex global challenges and stimulate economic growth: https://ucl.ac.uk/enterprise Find out more about UCLB: https://www.uclb.com
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UCL is working with others to transform lives
Working with others to transform lives is at the heart of what we do at UCL. A partnership between UCL and the National Trust is helping the heritage sector adapt to change, connect with more people, and embrace new practices. Find out about the partnership. Ground-breaking research from UCL could mean new treatment possibilities for patients with cancers that have failed to respond to standard therapies. The research was commercialised into a UCL spinout company called Autolus in 2014. Dubbed 'the Duolingo of money', UCL startup Your Juno is helping to educate women and non-binary people on the topic of finances. Support from UCL’s Innovate UK team is allowing fertility company Enhanced Fertility to help more people. Find out how UCL works with others to transform lives: https://ucl.ac.uk/enterprise
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UCL startup Your Juno demystifies finances for women and non-binary people
Dubbed 'the Duolingo of money', UCL startup Your Juno is helping to educate women and non-binary people on the topic of finances. The platform, which consists of hundreds of online courses, already has over 70,000 users and has raised over £2.5 million in investment. Your Juno co-founders Margot de Broglie (UCL Economics 2019) and her sister Alexia received support through the Hatchery incubator programme at BaseKX, UCL’s dedicated entrepreneurship hub in King's Cross. Find out how we support UCL students to start their own ventures: ucl.ac.uk/enterprise
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UCL and the National Trust: Looking after our history and heritage together
A partnership between UCL and the National Trust is helping the heritage sector adapt to change, connect with more people, and embrace new practices. Through the partnership the Trust is embracing innovative research on heritage science in a more significant way than ever before. The partnership with the National Trust has been supported by the Business and Innovation Partnerships team and the Knowledge Exchange Funding team in UCL Innovation & Enterprise. The UCL and National Trust knowledge exchange placements have been funded by Higher Education Innovation Funding, managed by UCL Innovation & Enterprise. Find out how we partner with charities and other organisations to improve lives: ucl.ac.uk/enterprise Find out about Higher Education Innovation Funding: https://www.ucl.ac.uk/enterprise/staff/access-innovation-funding
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