Dyneval were among those celebrating Scotland's leading innovators in the life sciences sector as a finalist in the annual Scotland's Life Sciences Awards 2025 in the Innovation category for Animal Health, Agritech and Aquaculture.
Pioneering Scottish business Beta Bugs has secured a multi million-pound investment as it looks to become a global leader in insect genetics.
Rhizocore Technologies Ltd, a leading Edinburgh-based nature-tech company, today announced the launch of a new £1m Defra grant funded project aimed at revolutionising agricultural pollution control.
Dyneval, a pioneering fertility technology company based at Roslin Innovation Centre, has raised £515,772 in a new round of investment to advance its flagship product, the Dynescan.
Wobble Genomics presented new data at the San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium (SABCS) that demonstrates the ability of its technology platform to provide deep biological insights critical for drug discovery and development, building on previous data which established the technology’s strong predictive performance as a diagnostic tool.
Cytomos, a Roslin Innovation Centre-based biotechnology company, has raised £5 million to scale up production of its unique cell analysis technology. The oversubscribed funding round was led by existing investors Archangels with participation from Old College Capital, Scottish Enterprise and British Business Bank.
Wobble Genomics, a healthcare and biotechnology company based at Roslin Innovation Centre is at the forefront of long-read RNA sequencing, and demonstrate its technology can detect rare full-length RNA transcript variants not picked up by other methods.
AbacusBio, a global genetic improvement consultancy with UK base at Roslin Innovation Centre, has launched the world’s first sustainability index for plants to help reduce the environmental impact of growing crops.
Cancan Diagnostics partners with Vet Planet Ltd. to distribute innovative canine cancer diagnostics tools across mainland Europe, APAC, Middle East and South America.
The Data-Driven Innovation (DDI) Agri-Tech Hub on The University of Edinburgh Easter Bush Campus seeks to leverage existing world-class research institutes and commercialisation facilities to help the region become a global location of agri-tech and veterinary excellence.