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Freeput aims to improve computer accessibility for people with mobility impairments.
The series B is led by Drive Capital.
The flotation is likely to value the company at more than $600m.
The university signs a licensing deal with the Canadian biotech.
MTSU and Albany Tech sign transfer agreement
The agreement will allow students to transfer from Albany Tech to MTSU after two years.
Stanford and Cisco failed to connect
The relationship serves as a cautionary tale.
Uniseed as well as angel investors are part of the seed round.
Israel and China big up nanotech
Tel Aviv and Tsinghua universities are launching a $300m joint research project.
Phil Smith crosses the Valley of Death
The chairman of the Technology Strategy Board is optimistic about bridging the gap between academia and industry.
The startup turns big data analysis on its head.
InvestMaryland honours startups
Four startups win $100,000 each at the state-run competition.
TechCrunch authenticates Sedicii
The Irish spin-out will compete at TechCrunch Disrupt.
The Berkeley startup is offering full-body 3D prints of graduates.
Locate Therapeutics orchestrates funding
Heraeus is investing in the Nottingham spin-out.
Nick Ducoff ventures to Northeastern
The entrepreneur and angel investor takes over a newly created position.
The university’s fund would be the only one in the state focussed on health care and life sciences.
It will commercialise two drug candidates based on research at Colorado University.
Chinese students print startup
A team of students from two Chinese universities create customised headphones.
Accelerate invests in Long Island-based companies
The seed fund has joined forces with the Long Island Emerging Technologies Fund.
Epinova gels TechConnect award
The Italian spin-out is one of the winners of the TechConnect Innovation Awards 2014.
The Australian university enters a binding memorandum of understanding with Bora Bora Resources.