Impact of our Research

We engage with hundreds of partners in collaborative research. Here are some examples of spin-out companies and collaborations which have led to recent impact in the wider world		What do we mean by Impact? Impact is the difference that our research is making in people's lives; social, economic or cultural benefit Ways we ensure Impact Knowledge Transfer activities Access to Analytical & Research Facilities Collaborative Research LabStart for Start-up companies Licensing and Spin-out activity News Welcome to Honorary Professorial Fellow Ezat Khoshdel Nature’s antifreeze inspires revolutionary technique Biodegradable plastic could be on the horizon Warwick Awards for Teaching Excellence Pint of Science write-up and Tweet-based storyline Congratulations to Dr Paolo Coppo and Dr Russ Kitson on their recent Grant award for Education University Awards 2018 Sam Lawton - prize winner of the 2018 Young Persons' Lecture Competition Dr Matthew Jenner awarded BBSRC Future Leader Fellowship Alzheimer's discovery published in Science Advances

	Warwick Effect Polymers Novel functional polymers for high value applications in pharmaceutical, biotechnology and Speciality Polymer Industries. Acquired by PolyTherics Limited in 2012. See also Haddleton ATRP catalysis and ligands.

	Tangent Reprofiling/SEEK Disovering new therapeutic applications for drugs that are already approved for clinical use. Now part of SEEK

	Funxional Therapeutics Anti-inflammatory compounds, including phase 2 candidate FX125L, that show great potential as a treatment for diseases such as asthma and COPD have been developed at Warwick and licensed to Funxional Therapeutics Ltd

	Changing Lives with Research Outreach Our research inspires young people with behavioural and emotional problems to return to mainstream education: info

	Molecular Solar Dedicated to the field of molecular photovoltaics. www.molecularsolar.co.uk

	DommiMOE Our Ligand Field Molecular Mechanics model has been implemented for use in the Molecular Operating Environment, Chemical Computing Group Montreal.

	Transfer Hydrogenation Catalysis JohsonMatthey manufacturing Warwick catalysts for enantioselective reduction of ketones for the pharmaceuticals industry

	Dioptica Scientific Ltd Manufactures linear dichroism Couette flow cells and other spectroscopic devices sold by Kromatek and highlighted by BBSRC

	Laser Science in US Schools Warwick laser scientists engage 500 middle school children with their research in Georgia, USA: info

	CoEDDS for Circular Dichroism A primary standard to ensure quality control of biological drugs

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