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Replacing the last moving part from electronic devices
Whilst everything else in telecoms might have changed radically, a vibrating crystal - a technology developed during the early 20th century - is still used in nearly every electronic device on the planet to provide a stable timing reference.

Recent grant awards
YCF focuses primarily on equity investments in early stage high growth ventures, but equity is of course only one aspect of the total funding which companies can secure to drive their growth. We report below a selection of some significant recent grant awards, made to young companies some of which have previously completed equity rounds reported in YCF.

Investment will light the way to carbon reduction
Energy saving street lamps developed by a Yorkshire company could soon be helping the UK meet its carbon emissions targets, thanks to support from angel investors Ewin Woodward Development (EWD).

Paraytec prepares to partner
Paraytec, a scientific instrument company based in York, has attracted investment worth over £150k in its latest round of funding following its involvement in a regional investment readiness programme, the Yorkshire Forward Access to Finance for Healthcare Technologies programme.
Latest From YCF Scotland

Treble events at Festival4Stars
Talent spotting company Festival4Stars will organise three times as many events next year as in 2009, and plans to franchise its schools programme to extend its activities further.

Money management made easy
Those who saw Gavin Littlejohn take a calculated gamble on the presentation technology at the Connect Scotland Investment Conference will have immediately grasped what this company is putting in place.

Vegware expands biodegradable catering range
Vegware was founded by managing director Joe Frankel in 2006 to offer a complete suite of disposable bioplastic food packaging and serving products to the catering industry.

After Homecoming what next?
Kiltr is developing a business social networking website for Scots and affinity Scots, of whom there are estimated to be at least 40 million worldwide.
 

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