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Big news for us here at MouseAble. Watch this space for more updates to come! 🐭

Not yet a dr (please stop the congrats 😅)! But there's still time to get ticks to see my seminar in the Pankhurst Friday. I'll be covering the how flexible, printed electronics can support non-invasive vital sign monitoring in humans and animal models. - With emphasis on some commercial and #3rs opportunities being explored by my company MouseAble.

This was a huge honour for us at MouseAble, and we are incredibly grateful to have been recognised. Now watch out, as we stride towards soft electronics for kinder science.

Here are the nominees for the Healthcare Category for the VFA24 Awards. A big congratulations to everyone shortlisted! The healthcare industry is a sector that provides medical goods and services to treat patients with curative, preventive, rehabilitative or palliative care. Healthcare businesses focus on the maintenance or improvement of health via the prevention, diagnosis, treatment, rehabilitation, or cure of disease, illness, injury, and other physical and mental impairments in people of all ages and backgrounds. Find out more about the competition here: https://lnkd.in/dK-QgH73

The Eli and Britt Harari Enterprise Award is now open for applications. This annual award aims to help students, postdoctoral researchers, and recent graduates at The University of Manchester establish new companies involving #graphene or other 2D materials. The Masood Entrepreneurship Centre are pleased to announce that applications are now open and will be evaluated based on the potency of their commercial proposition to establish a new business revolving around graphene-related technologies. Two significant prizes, one of £50,000 and another of £20,000, will be granted to the individuals or cohesive teams who can compellingly demonstrate how their innovative technology, pertaining to graphene or other 2D materials, could be applied to create a viable and profitable commercial opportunity. Last year's first place award went to MouseAble. Second place went to Aayush C. for Eyeventure Ltd. This award serves more than just a recognition; it acts as seed funding, providing the awarded candidate with the necessary financial support to take the first crucial steps towards realising their ambitious plan. It acknowledges the pivotal role that flexible, early-stage financial backing can play in the successful development and growth of a business, particularly one that aims for the full commercialisation of a product or technology related to the groundbreaking research in graphene. The deadline for applications is Thursday, 23rd May, at 12pm (Midday). For a comprehensive overview of the key dates and more information, please visit the following link: 🔗 https://lnkd.in/eTpz2ea6 We encourage you to share this information with any potential candidates who might be interested in this unique opportunity. Graphene Engineering Innovation Centre, Henry Royce Institute. For any further information or queries, please do not hesitate to contact us at 👉 elibrittharariaward@manchester.ac.uk #2dmaterials #materials #bioelectronics #graphene #PGR