Magnitude Biosciences started operations in September 2018 to commercialise a Durham University ageing research technology centred on the C.elegans nematode worm.
Magnitude Biosciences, a UK-based ageing research company spun out of Durham University, yesterday received £150,000 ($194,000) in a round featuring the EU-backed North East Innovation Fund. Saker Capital, a speciality real estate investment and advisory firm, also supplied Magnitude with funding. Founded in September 2018, Magnitude Biosciences is progressing research into compounds such as food…
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