Different disciplines. One shared ambition.

Professor in Device & Energy Materials at the University of Cambridge. Her research explores functional nanomaterials for energy, sensing and biomedical applications. A co-inventor of the core technology, she works across materials science, device engineering and medicine. Elected a Fellow of the Royal Academy of Engineering in September 2024.

Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon at Addenbrooke's, Cambridge University Hospital, specialising in sports surgery and hip and knee arthroplasty. He helped establish Cambridge's tertiary Young Adult Hip Surgery service. A co-inventor of the sensing technology, he brings surgical insight to its translation into orthopaedics.

A biophysicist specialising in microfluidics for quantitative biology and biosensing. He obtained his PhD through Trinity College and the Cavendish Laboratory, Cambridge. His experience includes antimicrobial research, a Cavendish postdoctoral position, a Clare Hall Research Fellowship and an Industry Research Fellowship at Exeter. A technology co-inventor focused on translation and commercialisation.

Responsible for multidisciplinary development and translatability of the technology. The company describes him as a Translational Technology Manager at Cambridge's School of Clinical Medicine, with research experience at NIH, UNC and McGill spanning basic science, translational research and drug discovery.