Accelerating New Technologies’ Route To Market

Thermo-chromic window films which regulate room temperature; a heart and breathing rate monitor which could revolutionise the monitoring of babies during childbirth; and improved tests for food sensitivities and allergies are among innovations developed at The University of Nottingham highlighted by the Design Council’s Innovate for Universities initiative.

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Filed under: Allergies on June 4th, 2009