Frontier IP chief executive Neil Crabb said: “We’re very excited about the possibilities for Des Solutio. The technology being developed by Professor Ana Rita Duarte and Dr Alexandre Paiva has
The post-lay trenching works are planned to commence late 2018 with the T1 trencher. This contract award has come on the back of three successfully completed projects with this trencher
Frontier IP chief executive officer Neil Crabb said: “We’re delighted with this further industry backing for Molendotech’s unique IP. Fresh produce is one of the many sectors where we believe
DeepOcean UK, a subsidiary of DeepOcean Group Holding BV (DeepOcean), yesterday announced that the company has been awarded a contract within the Oil and Gas sector for the provision of
The medical and pharmaceutical sectors are facing disruption from companies that occupy space traditionally outside of healthcare. These are companies like Apple and Google, plus an array of startups. What
A Preston manufacturing company has raised £1.34 million towards a new energy efficient factory that will transform its production capacity. Alusid, which is the first spin-out business from the University of
Frontier IP Chief Executive Officer Neil Crabb said: “We are honoured the DIT has recognised Frontier IP’s work in Portugal as we strive to reach our goal to be a
Between the week just gone and the next, nearly half a million students will start university. One of them might end up starting a multi-billion-pound company. It is not a
Frontier IP (LON:FIPP), which specialises in commercialising university intellectual property, today announced the appointment of Allenby Capital Limited as the Company’s nominated adviser and sole broker, with immediate effect.
Drugs cost too much, for patients, for insurers and even for pharmaceutical companies that design and sell them. A new drug can cost more than a billion dollars to bring
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