One of the most significant technology events of 2022 is nearly upon us. From the 26th to the 28th of September, Codex is thrilled to be hosting the ‘World’s Top 50 Innovators 2022’ at the Wellcome Collection in London. The World’s Top 50 Innovators series is an inspirational showcase, and testament to the power of science … Continued

Sending electricity through the air. Emrod’s technology is a wireless power transfer system capable of sending large amounts of power over long distances safely and efficiently. Emrod’s system uses a rectifying antenna to convert power into electromagnetic energy, which is shaped into a collimated beam and sent across long distances to a receiving antenna, where … Continued

There has been a lot of talk recently about the metaverse – a kind of 3D version of today’s internet, in which users will work, learn, play and shop in immersive virtual worlds. Could it be the next big thing? The metaverse is essentially a merging of virtual, augmented, and physical reality, and blurs the … Continued

We are delighted to welcome Nobel Laureate Dr. John Mather, NASA Senior Project Scientist, James Webb Space Telescope; Nobel Prize Physics 2006; as a Keynote Speaker at the World’s Top 50 Innovators 2022. Dr. Mather is the leader of the team that took the James Webb Space Telescope from an initial spark of an idea … Continued

A vast amount of CO2 is released in the atmosphere to produce many materials in everyday use like steel, plastic and paper. At this year’s T50 we have invited innovators who have devised technologies to help slash those emissions. Barak Yekutiely, from Reep Technologies has invented an extraordinary machine which literally sucks the ink from … Continued

In what is being considered as one of the greatest scientific breakthroughs this century, a collaboration between EMBL-EBI and AlphaFold from Google, using an AI system, has solved one of biology’s hardest problems, and published the predicted structures of over 200 million proteins. Proteins are the atomic machinery and building blocks of life. They govern … Continued

Comparing a classical computer to a quantum computer, is a bit like comparing a crack in the wall to the Grand Canyon..! Quantum computing relies on the quirkiness of sub-atomic particles to exist in more than one state at a time. For example, in normal computing a single piece of information or bit can exist … Continued

Attendees at the last World’s Top 50 Innovators 2019 hosted at the Royal Society, London were blown away by CEO of BioNTech, Dr Ugur Sahin and his presentation on individualised cancer immunotherapy (link to video). Dr Sahin discussed how an RNA-based treatment could be used to generate immunity against a whole host of mutations (the … Continued