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ImCheck ticks $21.8m series A box

Boehringer Ingelheim Venture Fund has co-led a $21.8m round for ImCheck Therapeutics, established with the support of Satt Sud-Est.

NuNano probes $515,000 investment

The Bristol spinout has secured capital from investors including the university’s Enterprise Fund.

UBC has Commonsense for licence

British Columbia University has signed a licensing agreement with Commonsense for a treatment of asthma and other allergic conditions.

Vivet Therapeutics digests $41m series A

Exploiting research conducted at Navarra University and Harvard Medical School, Vivet Therapeutics is working on gene therapies for metabolic diseases.

Sosei Group sends $45m Mina’s way

Sosei will pay $45m for a 25% stake in RNA therapy developer Mina Therapeutics and could buy the NTNU spinout outright for about $180m more.

Z Factor calculates $9m series A

Cambridge Enterprise and Cambridge Innovation Capital both participated in the funding round, which is based on research at the Cambridge Institute for Medical Research.

Virolock seals $75,000 funding

Virolock Technologies was spun out of Penn State to commercialise a portable device that boosts early detection of viral infections.

Congenica convinces more investors for series B

Future Planet Capital was among the investors that added an undisclosed sum to the $10m in series B funding Congenica raised in February.

Ultrahaptics contacts investors for series B

IP Group has returned for the haptics technology developer’s $23m series B round, two years after backing a series A round.

TEC Edmonton stars in Tsinghua deal

TEC Edmonton has inked an agreement with Tsinghua University’s incubator TusStar that will enable both partners to better support their portfolio companies.

Damae Medical collects $2.2m

The Paris-Saclay Seed Fund has participated in a funding round for Damae Medical, which has developed technology to detect skin cancer without the need for biopsies.

Evidation veers to Sanofi in $10m round

Evidation Health, a healthcare data platform co-developed by Stanford, took its total funding to $31m in a round led by Sanofi-Genzyme BioVentures that included GE Ventures.

Swinburne and Stuttgart to collaborate on spinouts

The two universities have signed a partnership agreement that aims to increase research collaboration, boost commercialisation activities and develop a joint PhD program.

Saarland pulls in team to spin out research

The university has spun out Mac Panther Materials, its first spinout using an external team of co-founders.