Utilising peptides derived from healthy human gut microbiome, this technology offers potential therapeutic applications in treating disorders related to mood, behaviour, and gastrointestinal function by modulating the gut-brain axis.

Utilising peptides derived from healthy human gut microbiome, this technology offers potential therapeutic applications in treating disorders related to mood, behaviour, and gastrointestinal function by modulating the gut-brain axis.
Ryhan is a Junior Officer for Commercialisation at Imperial’s Faculty of Natural Sciences.
A nanoparticle drug platform that can deliver small molecule drugs over a sustained period in a stable, low-toxic manner.
Topical use of Capsaicin or TRPV 1 agonists for the prevention of diabetic ulcers in a patient suffering from diabetic peripheral neuropathy (DPN).
Diana supports and leads on the commercialisation of MedTech, and HealthTech related technologies from Imperial’s Faculty of Engineering
Dr Amritha Nair is an Industry Partnerships and Commercialisation Senior Executive in the Faculty of Medicine at Imperial College London. Amritha works across the entire innovation lifecycle from assessment, protection, and management of Intellectual property;...
This event highlighted some of the AI, machine learning and data-driven technologies from across Imperial that are being used for applications ranging from wireless video transfer to electric vehicle charging infrastructure, planning new offshore windfarms and optimising drug development and production.
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