Archived Reports and Case Studies

Science Oxford Networks Case Studies: SmartSensor Telemed

Major advances are being made in the area of telemedicine – using electronics to connect patients to medical services. James Jackson, through his SmartSensor telemed product, has developed a credit-card sized, data capturing diagnostic device that he hopes will be at the forefront of detecting Type 2 diabetes and other diseases in the UK. Report by Science Oxford Networks, Published December 2003 available to download here.

Science Oxford Networks Case Studies: Green Biologics

What do compost, chewing gum and pharmaceutical drugs all have in common? They are all areas of product development for biotech firm, Green Biologics Ltd. Founded in 2003 by Dr Edward Green, Green Biologics have grown from a consultancy firm to making products based on their proprietary collection of thermophilic microorganisms. Report by Science Oxford Networks. Published 19th August 2005 available to download here.

Science Oxford Networks Case Studies: The Orange Group

The Orange Group began in 1995 creating business simulation software, and is now taking a lead role in the development of e-learning tools. This study describes the company’s growth and provides useful insights into the process of product development. Report by Science Oxford Networks, Published December 2002 available to download here.

Oxfordshire BiotechNet – The Pioneering Bioscience Incubator

This Report captures the history of Oxfordshire BiotechNet, from its foundation in 1998, as a winning project in the prestigious DTI Biotechnology Means Business Awards, to its current status as a fully-functioning bioscience innovation centre and mentoring network. It is offered as a practical model and source of good practice to those considering how to drive forward the commercial application of specific sectors in scientific research. Report by Science Oxford Networks, Published September 2001 available to download here.

Science Oxford Networks Case Studies: Cybersense Biosystems

In April 2004, Cybersense Biosystems launched their patented technology, ROTAS, a sensor that detects levels of toxicity in environmental samples. ROTAS is currently being sold worldwide and plans to expand overseas sales and develop a new generation of ROTAS sensors are well underway. Anna Whittaker, Operations Director, discusses the development and expansion of the company and its technology. Published 19th August 2005 available to download here.

Science Oxford Networks Case Studies: Relaxwithabook

Books. The subject is more likely to bring to mind thoughts of dusty libraries and worn pages than of anything high tech. But broadcaster and entrepreneur David Freeman is taking his existing Relaxwithabook.com website in a most decidedly high tech direction. Report by Science Oxford Networks, Published June 2003 available to download here.

Science Oxford Networks Case Studies: 2001 Archive

Detailing the origin and growth of selected companies who are current or recent clients, these studies provide practical examples of the issues facing high growth technology-based companies. Reports Science Oxford Networks, Published 2001.
Rockstone
Oxford Bio-Innovation
Oxxon Pharmaccines

ON Communication

ON Communication in Oxford is a highly successful marketing and internal communications agency, specialising in the geosciences, energy and environment. It may have a core team of only 25 staff, but from day one it has worked with corporate giants like BP, as well as government agencies and international organisations. Available to download here.