Satt Ouest Valorisation has provisionally landed $22.4m of French government funding in conjunction with strategic objectives including a cost-rationalisation exercise and the expansion of its geographical remit.

Applied Morphomics has formally spun out of University of Michigan to deliver a medical analytics service powered by morphological scans of patients.

The total raised by Oxford’s spinouts was down from $229m year-on-year, though university tech transfer office OUI also marked its largest ever single exit during the period.

Chalmers University of Technology’s investment and incubator unit recorded a $79,000 operating loss for the year, during which it backed 34 portfolio companies with a total of $3.5m in funding.

IT training software spinout Sidecar Learning has received capital from University of Arizona’s Asset Development Program after joining the state-funded I-Corps accelerator.

Licensing revenues at Nationwide Children’s Hospital fell from $36.7m in 2017, though the hospital is reportedly projecting turnover of at least $25m for the first quarter of 2019.

RIT spinout HHI is looking for grant funding to commercialise a cardiovascular monitoring toilet seat intended for patients recovering from heart failure.

Goethe University Frankfurt has spun out Vivlion to commercialise a library of the human genome that could drive the development of more Crispr therapies.

Sana has emerged with funding from investors including F-Prime Capital, Arch and Flagship Pioneering to develop genetically modified hypoimmogenic stem cells.

OUI’s first social enterprise spinout, Sophia Oxford, will implement a multidimensional poverty index and standards intended to help corporates respond to the needs of workforces.