Global University Venturing

Vanessa Wood, a professor at ETH Zurich specialised in electrical engineering, will now also supervise the university's approach to knowledge transfer and corporate relations.

UT Southwestern-founded Taysha Gene Therapies surpassed its goal after underwriters bought additional shares.

OUP has injected follow-on funding into Palladio, creators of a drug for autosomal dominant polycystic kidney disease.

Exits included Helmholtz-founded contract research business Inamed and Hannover Medical School chip cytometry spinout Zellkraftwerk.

University of London-linked Monte Rosa Therapeutics is working on biotechnology to degrade disease-driving proteins that have hitherto been considered undruggable.

Creative Biosciences has collected $88m in fresh funding, five years after being founded by a Sun Yat-Sen University professor.

A group of new and existing backers have provided cash to Galecto, based on research from the universities of Lund and Edinburgh.

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

Alicia Knoedler will lead Miami University's Office of Research and Innovation on the back of 20 years working in research development.

WGU’s New U Venture Partners has a new accelerator intended to bridge the gap for seed-stage investees preparing to seek series A capital.