Catch up with all of last week's tech transfer news.
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Washington University in St. Louis launches new platform to help accelerate translation of innovations from university to marketplace.
Chapel Hill spin-out G1 Therapeutics lands $33m series B for less toxic oncology treatments.
Stanford-StartX fund brings in new talent as investment vehicle continues to climb.
Frontier IP, a subsidiary of commercialisation firm IP Group, gears portfolio firm Alusid up for commercialisation.
Nottingham University joins consortium backing Monica Healthcare’s £2m ($3m) round.
Contract research company SNBL has backed an $18m series A round for Wave Life Sciences, which focuses on engineering precise molecular structures for drug development.
Carnegie Mellon University signs strategic alliance with taxi app Uber to develop self-driven cabs.
Data SaaS targets unis with $16m raise
Civitas Learning, a Software-as-a-Service predictive analysis edtech platform, nets $16m in series C.
Stanford backs multi-router approach to Wifi
Stanford University named as one of the investors in Wifi startup Eero’s $5m venture round.
Poor standards generate windfall for Missouri
Missouri University to benefit from national settlement with Standard & Poor’s leads to creation of medical school.
Young brings startup know-how to Texas
University startup pioneer Michael Young departs Washington University for Texas A&M.
Tsinghua travels with Uthing.cn
Tsinghua Holdings one of the backers in $10m series A for Uthing.cn.
Bern spin-out Synthena drives promising clinical trials into duchenne muscular dystrophy.
Medtech spin-out of Texas A&M University 3Scan secures $6.7m series A.
Southampton smart thermostat spin-out Joulu picked up by smart energy firm Quby.
Professional services automation provider Kimble Applications targets US market after raising $1.8m.
