US-Russia Innovation Corridor brings Russian edtech startups stateside.

Pfizer-backed Cellectis, which is developing cancer treatments, will issue 3.5 million shares and could raise about $129m.

Tee Pruitt will act as an investment manager at Santander InnoVentures Fund, set up last year to invest along the fintech spectrum.

Cambridge cyber defence spin-out Darktrace secures $18m from Invoke Capital and others.

Pharmaceutical companies Sanofi and Innate Pharma have joined a range of backers to launch a centre focused on therapies for cancer and inflammatory disease.

Twente University spin-out Clear Flight Solutions secures $1.7m to develop robotic birds.