London company Ayurved Consultancy needed an expert to test a novel range of herbal products and LTN found the right contact within hours at the University of Reading’s School of Food Sciences.

Leading kidney treatment company Gambro sought expertise in liver disease and found it in a world expert from University College London, thanks to London Technology Network (LTN).

Thanks to an East of England Development Agency (EEDA) funded business support programme, pharmaceutical and healthcare company GlaxoSmithKline found the right expertise at Cranfield University.

Global pharmaceutical company Eisai approached LTN with a request to find a consultant – and the right partner was found at the University of Oxford within the hour.

Trace analysis company Mesophotonics made contact with LTN to broaden the application of their products – the beginning of a relationship that has seen three successful collaborations with universities across London and the South-East.

Leading Kent-based healthcare company Michelson Diagnostics Ltd. sought experts to test their innovative microscope and found the right contact at an LTN networking event.

Cambridgeshire-based laboratory services company HFL Limited sought unique expertise and equipment in a recent project: detecting “gene doping” in athletes and racehorses. LTN helped them make the right connections at St George’s and Royal Holloway universities.

Stem Cell Sciences found a key research partner in Dr. Martin Bootman of Cambridge’s The Babraham Institute - one of LTN’s network of scientists trained to promote their research more effectively to industry.

When pharmaceutical company York Pharma asked for an answer to a particularly tricky skincare question, researchers at St George’s Biomics Centre responded swiftly.