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€165 million for biotech: Sofinnova Partners concludes its Biovelocita II fund, receiving support from Amgen, Bristol Myers Squibb, and Pfizer Ventures
Many innovative life sciences startups struggle to secure the capital and expertise to develop and commercialise their groundbreaking…
Green hydrogen mass adoption: Supercritical Solutions raises £14M to make this a reality
The green hydrogen industry faces significant challenges in technology readiness and cost, particularly the need for more efficient…
Franco-Dutch startup Thorizon raises €20M to turn nuclear waste into clean energy
The nuclear energy industry faces several challenges: managing long-lived radioactive waste, preventing material degradation in reactors, and developing…
Female-founded startups are driving Europe’s deep tech sector, securing €5.76B in funding in 2024: Full Report
In 2024, 1,196 female-founded companies in Europe raised €5.76B through 1,305 deals, representing 12% of the total VC…
The world’s robust quantum processor: QuantWare raises €20M to make this a reality
Current quantum processors (QPUs) often struggle to scale beyond a few hundred qubits, hindering the development of economically…
Cambridge Innovation fund launched £100M fund to back British deeptech and lifescience startups
Cambridge Innovation Capital (CIC) has launched a new £100 million Opportunity Fund to back deeptech and life sciences…
Cutting pathogen testing time from days to minutes: Spore.Bio scoops $23M for AI-powered microbiology testing
With product recalls and contamination incidents in the FMCG industry on the rise — with a 20% increase…
Meet Neuralk-AI: the first tabular foundation model for commerce grabbing $4M from Hugging Face co-founder and early 9fin investors
While much attention has focused on large language models and computer vision, structured tabular data — the backbone…
Powering future of biomanufacturing, Enduro Genetics lands €12M to eliminate low-performing cells
Danish startup Enduro Genetics, which is on a mission to slash the cost of biomanufacturing by addicting cells…
