Winningtemp calls Chalmers for $3.7m round

15th January 2019
Callum Cyrus

Chalmers Ventures has invested more funding in human resources app developer Winningtemp, which is preparing its employee wellbeing software for international expansion.

NYU and Futurx spark Glixogen’s genesis

15th January 2019
Callum Cyrus

New York University has teamed up with corporate-backed biopharmaceutical incubator Futurx to spawn neurodegenerative disease drug developer Glixogen Therapeutics.

Samsung trains its focus on Corephotonics

15th January 2019
Callum Cyrus

Samsung is reportedly eyeing Tel Aviv University-founded smartphone camera technology developer Corephotonics for $150m to $160m after backing its series B and C rounds.

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