Tom Carter, PhD student, School of Chemistry, Professor Sriram Subramanian, Department of Computer Science
UltraHaptics uses ultrasound technology to create the sensation of feeling in mid-air. This has a variety of potential uses all based around touchless sensing and tactile feedback from electronic devices.
Matt Montgomery, EngD student, Systems Centre
Growing People is a Social Enterprise that uses derelict land, waste coffee grounds, shipping containers and polytunnels to create high-value organic produce that can be sold to support the employment of 14-19 year olds from disadvantaged backgrounds into STEM-subject education programmes.
Dr James MacFarlane , staff, Interface Analysis Centre, Dr Tom Scott, staff, Interface Analysis Centre
ARM Systems uses low-cost unmanned aerial vehicles to safely and accurately determine the distribution, identity, and quantity of radionuclide contamination within and surrounding a nuclear site.
Christopher Sampson, PhD student, School of Geographical Sciences, Andrew Smith, PhD student, School of Geographical Sciences
Modris is a spin-out company in modelling flood risks to produce flood risk analytics products for the insurance and reinsurance markets.
Jed Peacock, student, Department of Economics
UBU Lettings aims to create a student-run letting agency, providing a more student-friendly service with more transparent fees, and better integrated with the university’s welfare services.
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