Albotherm raises £370k to develop Passive Cooling Technology for the fight against Climate Change
Albotherm, a University of Bristol spin-out company developing passive cooling technologies to reduce energy usage in Agriculture and the Buildings sector, is excited to announce today the completion of a £370k ($500k) seed funding round.
CAREERS: Industry and Innovation Lead (Senior Programme Manager)
Employer: West of England Academic Health Science Network
Location: Bristol, Bristol
Employment: Permanent
Salary: £53,168-£62,001
CAREERS: Assistant Centre Manager
Employer: Oxford Innovation
Location: Bristol, Bristol
Employment: Permanent
Salary: £25000 to £28000
PwC and Flexys launch smart fintech solution to help businesses navigate lockdown loans
PwC has joined up with software specialist Flexys to provide banks with a smart solution to manage loans offered to their customers as part of the government’s initiative to enable businesses to maintain financial stability during the Covid-19 pandemic.
eXmoor pharma secures £12m ($17m) from healthcare investment firm MVM marking milestone towards significant expansion plans
eXmoor, the expert cell and gene therapy (CGT) services company (Bristol, England), has announced an initial investment of £12m ($17m) from specialist healthcare investment firm MVM Partners (“MVM”), to enable eXmoor’s ambitious expansion plans.
Future Space Guest Blog: Alan Furley, Owner of ISL Recruitment
Alan Furley, owner of ISL Recruitment, has run several workshops and advisory services for Future Space members. We asked him for his advice on shaping people strategy prior to raising investment.
Esoterix secures new funding award for crowding predictions on trains using real-time data
Today the Department for Transport has announced the latest winners of the T-TRIG programme.
Case Studies – Ferryx
Ferryx joined Future Space in 2019. We caught up with CEO and Co-Founder Jenny Bailey to find out more about what they’re up to, as well as talking about some of the recent accolades they’ve been awarded.
A group of Bristol-based entrepreneurs has invested £192,500 into a research and development project in the city that is searching for faster diagnosis and treatment of sepsis.
16 members of Bristol Private Equity Club (BPEC) have backed GenomeKey, which is carrying out the pioneering research programme.
Future Space Guest Blog: Jack Thompson, Founder of Ginkgo Business Development
Jack joined the advisory_space programme earlier this year as our virtual in-residence Business Development and Sales specialist, providing expert advice and support to the Future Space community. We asked Jack why having a good network is so important for businesses.
