Synapse Micro-current


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March 2008
Synapse Medical Solutions Ltd. becomes Synapse Microcurrent Ltd. following a resolution unanimously passed by shareholders on the 17th March and subsequently certified at companies house on the 27th March.
Nov 2007
Martin Zapico named new Non Executive Director
Martin was formerly the global head of international securities lending at Morgan Stanley leaving earlier this year. Chief Executive John Gildersleeve commented "I am extremely pleased to welcome Martin to the board. In addition to his varied business experience, Martin will bring strong leadership and an independent view which will undoubtedly strengthen the Synapse board.
Nov 2007
5 more patents granted
Synapse Medical Solutions has been granted a further 4 UK patents (GB 2432320/1/2/3) by the UK Intellectual Property Office plus notification of grant in South Africa.
September 2007 - Mail on Sunday
The history-making Tuilagi brothers
This is the awesome sight that will confront England when they face Samoa — and the history-making Tuilagi brothers — in the rugby World Cup on September 22. Read full story
June 2007
Synapse Manu Samoa Pre-World Cup Tour Of England
Synapse will provide the entire Samoan Rugby Union World Cup Squad with the newest versions of our Repair, Recovery & Performance products. Using our patented micro-current technology, these slim, lightweight units accelerate healing, improve post exercise recovery and boost performance. Read joint press release
April 2007
UK patent granted
Synapse Medical Solutions has been granted a UK patent (GB 2406519) by the UK Intellectual Property Office for its micro-current wound dressing. Several other international patents pending.
February 2007
Enterprise Hub Showcase 2007 - Runner up
In a close fought final, Synapse came close, but ultimately came runner up.
January 2007
Enterprise Hub Showcase 2007 - Synapse through to the final six
"In addition to the 40 companies chosen to showcase, six of the exhibiting companies will have the chance to pitch their idea to a specially invited audience of 300 investors and entrepreneurs at the QE2 Hall westminster giving them the opportunity to meet the blue chip companies of tomorrow !"
September 2006
Hub Sector Focus magazine feature - Health technologies
14th June 2005 - Daily Mail
"Can Electricity Mend My Broken Neck"
Dr Chapman-Jones first investigated the idea of helping spinal injury victims in experiments in his laboratory. He says: 'I put two pieces of separated nerve tissue in a dish and then subjected the dish to microcurrent using electricity equivalent to one-millionth the power of a torch battery. Not only did the the nerve tissue regenerate and join, but the fibres in the nerve joined correctly.
22nd October 2004 - Evening Standard
Phil Greening: "I'm out of the gutter"
Meanwhile, after his global search for treatment, he found an inexpensive cure practically on his doorstep through the pioneering micro-current therapy treatment of Dr David Chapman-Jones, which had helped get David Beckham fit for the last World Cup finals.
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