Global University Venturing

Stellenbosch University's tech transfer office Innovus invests in Custos Media Technologies to bring its bitcoin bounty anti-piracy technology to more customers.

Johnson and Johnson reinvested in Inivata, which will use the series A funding to advance its cancer diagnostics platform through clinical studies.

Fantasy sports leagues meet gambling in Boom Fantasy's $1.4m in seed funding, backed by Stanford StartX.

The city of Albuquerque supports L2B, an accelerator supporting spinouts by national laboratories and state research universities.

Imperial College London, UCL and Cambridge University have joined forces with three pharmaceutical firms to form the Apollo Therapeutics Fund.

The series B round closed by Ping An-backed Lufax is the biggest deal so far in what has been a bumper month for China's online finance sector.

Mark Sherman, managing director of Telstra Ventures, said: "We are looking forward to working with Instart Logic to apply their technology in our business."

The news roundup for the week ending 22 January 2016.

The rest of the 100 (in alphabetical order): Maggie Yang, executive director, mergers and acquisitions department at Baidu