Every day, Global University Venturing rounds up the smaller investments from across the university innovation ecosystem in its deal net.

JIC Venture Growth Investments has injected $19.2m into the IoT technology developer, which is already backed by Dentsu, NEC, NGK, Mikasa Shoji, Mitsui, Salesforce, SoftBank and Toyoda Gosei.

JIC has provided $28.8m for the digital consulting company, whose corporate backers include Dentsu, Digital Garage, Japan Post, Pasona, San-In Chuo, Serverworks and Yahoo Japan.

Swiss Re subsidiary IptiQ led the digital insurance app developer’s series B round, which increased its overall funding to $53m.

National Grid Partners and Koch Disruptive Technologies co-led the industrial cybersecurity product developer's series C round, taking its total funding to $158m.

Alexandria Venture Investments was among the participants in the cancer radiotherapy startup's second round in under two months.

Lilly Asia Ventures co-led the first round for the CNS disease drug developer, which is headed by one of its former venture partners.

Stanford University supplied capital to help its AI cell analysis spinout Deepcell close its second funding round.

Citi Ventures participated in the first non-crowdfunded equity round to be disclosed by the kids' finance management app developer.

Amgen is a shareholder of Vigil Neuroscience, which is developing microglia-based treatments for neurodegenerative diseases.