Tech transfer, university venture capital, and commercialisation news from the past week.
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IP Group to raise £100m
UK-based commercialisation firm IP Group extends capital raise by £25m to £100m.
Dog’s life at Liverpool spin-out
Fusion Implants, a Liverpool spin-out, raises six-figure sum for 3D printed implants for dogs.
Queen Mary University of London spin-out Actual Experience is admitted to Aim.
Michigan spin-off Alertwatch gains FDA clearance to sell its patient monitoring services.
Oxford spin-out Fuel 3D secures $2.6m ahead of planned summer financing round and a potential 2015 IPO.
Arizona receives $1m for venture fund
Arizona State University (ASU) is granted $1m to create a university venture capital fund for its start-ups and spin-outs.
Intelligent Energy charging up for IPO?
Loughborough spin-out Intelligent Energy could be heading for its initial public offering.
Singularity University launches corporate innovation accelerator initiative.
Kansas venture fund receives alumni support
Kansas University receives $100,000 donation from alumnus Clay Blair towards its venture fund.
Minnesota spin-out Embomedics secures $860k series A for disappearing drug delivery system.
Australian National University and University of New South Wales joint venture Lithicon AS sells for A$76m.
Cambridge’s Ilumink targets drug pirates
Cambridge spin-out targets drug counterfeiting pirates with new venture.
Epidarex brings in funds to Edinburgh
Edinburgh Molecular Imaging raises £4m from venture firm Epidarex Capital.
Singularity University reveals plans to raise a $50m fund for start-ups and spin-outs.
