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Crucible Therapeutics appoints new Chief Executive Officer

Crucible Therapeutics, a University of Sheffield spinout developing novel therapies for amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) and other neurodegenerative diseases, has announced the appointment of Dr Cliff Holloway as its Chief Executive Officer.
Sheffield Business Awards 2025 winners
Sheffield Business Awards 2025 winners

Triple triumph: Sheffield spinouts shine at 2025 Business Awards

Two spinout companies from the University's School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering achieved a triple triumph at this year's Sheffield Business awards, collectively taking home three awards.
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Highlights and achievements from the 2025 Commercialisation Journey

Celebrating the standout moments from this year’s Commercialisation Journey.
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Spinout spotlight: Kausalyze

Kausalyze, a spinout from the University of Sheffield's School of Chemical, Materials and Biological Engineering, is providing systems-level intelligence to help process manufacturers reduce downtime and increase operational efficiency.
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Spinout spotlight: Mitotype Precision Labs

Mitotype Precision Labs (MPL) is transforming how we screen drugs for neurodegenerative diseases. Their novel platform identifies treatments capable of restoring mitochondrial function, paving the way for disease-modifying therapies.
SilViA Bio

Spinout spotlight: SilViA Bio

SilViA Bio, a biotechnology spinout from the University of Sheffield's School of Chemical, Materials and Biological Engineering, is helping to make biomanufacturing faster, cheaper, and more reliable.

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Sheffield spinouts take centre stage at London Stock Exchange Trade Mission

The recent Trade Mission to the London Stock Exchange provided an opportunity to showcase the region's fast-growing digital and advanced manufacturing sectors, as well as the talented startup businesses that have spun out from the University.