Stanford University is joined by Oak Investment Partners and New Enterprise Associates backing the driving intelligence company.

Communications group WPP is joined in the round backing the mobile advertising company by a large institutional investor and various venture firms.

Foundation Medical Partners, a venture firm backed by US-based healthcare company Cleveland Clinic, invests in the US-based healthcare company alongside venture firms like Advanced Technology Ventures and Canaan Partners.

Imperial Innovations and the University of Oxford join a group of corporates and venture firms backing the medical diagnostic company.

US-based materials company the Dow Chemical Company and the corporate venturing unit of US-based healthcare group Kaiser Permanente back the medical diagnostic company.

The BP, Dow Chemical and Dominion Power-backed US-based developer of energy storage systems raises another $10m.

Agendia was founded in 2003 as a spin-off of the Netherlands Cancer Institute (NKI)/Antoni van Leeuwenhoek Hospital in Amsterdam where it had access to the world's largest frozen tumour bank.

The syndicate was joined by several new international investors including Debiopharm and Korys, the Colruyt's family office, and existing investors, including venture capital firm Gilde Healthcare Partners, family office Van Herk Group, Dutch bank ING Corporate Investments and Breedinvest, the holding company of the Blokker households goods stores.

Alongside local corporations Teva Pharmaceutical Industries, Elbit Imaging and Clal Biotechnology Industries were venture capital firms Israel Healthcare Venture, Amgen, Denali Ventures and Auriga Ventures.