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AccelerateHER Interview: Elaine Galston, Tubular Sciences

Our next AccelerateHER interview is with Elaine Galston, Tubular Sciences (https://tubularsciences.com/), who was the winner of the CleanTech and Climate Category at the #AccelerateHER Awards 2020. Find out more about this female founder’s journey and take a sneak peek at her shoe collection… Tubular Sciences aims to ‘eliminate the need for field welding during metal … continue reading.

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TC Biopharm to test virus-killing cell therapy on Covid-19 patients

Motherwell-based biotech company TC BioPharm (TCB) is to begin clinical trials of an experimental therapy designed to kill Covid-19 infected cells. TCB previously used gamma-delta T cells (GDTs) donated from healthy volunteers to treat cancer patients and believes they could boost the immune system of those being treated for Covid. It has now gained regulatory approval and … continue reading.

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Citrus ‘OnAir’ Interview with Investing Women Founder, Jackie Waring

“This is the official launch of Citrus Ornge Media’s ‘OnAir’ with having Chief Executive and Founder of Investing Women, Jackie Wearing – Sharing insights, strategies, and best practices for generating leads within the High Net Worth Investment space and growing a world-class brand that stands more than just an ROI.” Areas also covered within the … continue reading.

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AccelerateHER Interview: Sheila Hogan, Biscuit Tin

This is our first AccelerateHER interview with Sheila Hogan, Biscuit Tin (https://www.biscuittin.co/), who was the winner of the FinTech and CyberSecurity Category at the #AccelerateHER Awards 2020. Find out more about this female founder’s journey and ‘down-to-earthness’. “Biscuit Tin is a digital vault for organising all your important stuff securely all in one place. Every … continue reading.

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Scottish care tech firm receives £350,000 investment to tackle crisis in care at home

Technology at the centre of delivering better care services Increased pay for carers First external funding for Edinburgh-based business Scottish care tech company Time for You Care has secured a £350,000 investment led by ESM, the Stirling-based early-stage tech investment group. The cash injection comes as innovation in the care sector become increasingly vital as … continue reading.