Brainomix Selected for UK Future Fifty Programme

Sep 20, 2026
Brainomix has been selected for Future Fifty, an invitation only programme for growing UK technology companies.
Brainomix Selected for UK Future Fifty Programme
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Brainomix was selected for the UK Future Fifty programme, the company said in a press release. The invitation only programme is delivered by Tech Nation and Founders Forum Group.

Brainomix joins a cohort of 25 companies spanning AI, health technology, biotechnology, financial technology, energy and advanced manufacturing. The cohort companies have raised a combined £1.47 billion and employ more than 3,800 people.

The University of Oxford spinout develops AI powered medical imaging software for stroke and lung disease. Its Brainomix 360 Stroke and Brainomix 360 e Lung platforms are used across health systems in more than 20 countries. Brainomix has secured £49 million in private and public funding and received more than 30 regulatory clearances.

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