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Stevens Group receives funding for Coronavirus testing
The Stevens Group has received over €600,000 in grant funding from the EU’s European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT), Imperial College London’s COVID-19 Response Fund and the Rosetrees Trust.
Prof Molly Stevens features in 2018 Highly Cited Researchers list
Prof Stevens was listed in the Clarivate Analytics Highly Cited Researchers 2018 list in the category of Cross-science. The list recognizes exceptional research performance demonstrated by the production of multiple highly cited papers.
UKRMP “Smart Materials” Hub announced
Molly Stevens is Director of the recently awarded UK Regenerative Medicine Platform (UKRMP) "Acellular Materials / Smart Materials - 3D Architecture" Hub. This Smart Materials Hub involves 9 other UK-based Universities and aims towards materials-based approaches that support regenerative therapies. The Hub has been awarded £4 million from the UKRMP and is for 5 years.
Prof Molly Stevens and Dr Adam Gormley present at sold out Pint of Science event
Prof Molly Stevens and Dr Adam Gormley present at sold out Pint of Science event.
The Stevens Group is named 2014 Research Group of the Year
The Stevens Group is named 2014 Research Group of the Year.
£4m BBSRC Grant Awarded
Gavin was a finalist in the Promega UK Young Life Scientist Awards.
BioCeramic Therapeutics Ltd. receives first financing round
BioCeramic Therapeutics Ltd, a spin-out company from Imperial College co-founded by Dr Molly Stevens and Professor Robert Hill, receives its first financing round.
This funding will enable the company to press forward with its plans to develop a range of bioceramic and nanostructured scaffold products, designed to help patients suffering from musculoskeletal conditions.
Dr Molly Stevens named amongst top 100 Young Innovators
Dr Molly Stevens has been named in the list of 100 top young innovators (TR100 2004) compiled by Technology Review magazine.
Bone repair may use polyurethanes
Bone repair may use polyurethanes (PUs): orthopaedic uses of biodegradable medical PU investigated. PolyNovo Biomaterials Pty Ltd. join forces with Imperial College London.
Bionic cat that inspired a 1 million programme
The National Science Foundation are using Boing Boing the bionic cat to teach the American public about nanotechnology.