The BioEscalator publishes its Portfolio 2025 – a guide for potential partners & investors

The BioEscalator, the University of Oxford’s biomedical incubator, is home to a stellar collection of companies using cutting-edge science to tackle profound medical challenges.

The new Portfolio 2025 brings them together to showcase their innovative approaches and provide a valuable guide for potential investors and partners.

The Portfolio 2025 includes:

  • A foreword from Tim Funnell, Partner at Monograph Capital
  • One-page profiles of tenants, from founders and funding to achievements and ambitions
  • A map of their partners and investors across the world
  • The alumni
  • BioEscalator achievement metrics

The Portfolio 2025 is a guide to the activities of BioEscalator tenants – you can make contact with them via the details given in their profiles, or via the BioEscalator team, if you would like to know more.

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