Innovation Directory – Wales

Medipure is a biotechnology company that offers services and products to public and private organisations involved in Infection Control & Prevention. Medipure’s products include disinfectants and antiseptics, wipes, a portable medical sterilisation cabinet for medical instruments, an air monitoring system and an endoscope pre washer. The company also offer water, air and microbiology testing services

MediWales is a Wales-based life science membership organisation who organise events, awards and special interest groups in various life science sectors.

Melyd Surgical is an operating theatre equipment supplier. Melyd Surgical’s products include operating tables, lithotomy stirrups and other surgical accessories.

Menai Organics provide fine organic chemicals as intermediates for parallel synthesis and solid-phase synthesis for research and development in the agrochemical, drug discovery and biotechnology sectors.

MeOmics is a Cardiff University spin-out company who have created a physiological assay for psychiatric diseases using a combination of artificial intelligence and stem cells to predict a patient's response to a drug therapy. This platform has application in drug discovery as a preclinical screening assay, and may have future application in diseases diagnosis and personalised medicine.

Microchip Technology Incorporated is a provider of embedded control solutions across a range of industries. The company has a site in Caldicot who provide microelectronic services that cover the lifecycle of a microchip, including design, development, assembly, test and sales, and are used in the medical, communication, industrial, aerospace and defence industries.

MicroPharm is a developer and manufacturer of ovine polyclonal therapeutics, primarily targeting infectious disease and acute toxic events. All of MicroPharm's immunotherapeutic products are designed to treat acute, life-threatening emergencies, have been developed at the request of the medical profession, and are required urgently either because no alternative exists or because any alternative is ineffective and/or unsafe.

The Mid Wales Growth Deal is a £110 million deal between the Welsh Government, UK Government and the region's local authorities, Ceredigion County Council and Powys County Council. The deal is being brought forward as a portfolio of projects that have been scoped from the eight broad strategic growth priority areas, including Applied Research & Innovation, Supporting Enterprise, Digital, and Skills & Employment.

Miller Medical are a distributor of a range of medical equipment, including single use instruments, consumables, furniture, diagnostic tests and pharmaceuticals

Molecular Devices are a provider of laboratory tools for life science research, and acquired Welsh company Cellesce. Cellesce had invented and patented a bioprocess for the expansion of human-derived, normal and cancer organoids for a multitude of applications including drug discovery and drug screening.