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Lumonus inks joint venture with NY cancer centre to scale AI oncology
Lumonus, a GenesisCare spinout chaired by Merrick Howes, is partnering with a New York cancer centre to co-develop automated radiotherapy planning tools.
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GenesisCare
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Investors
Every investor coverage indicates participated in a round GenesisCare raised.
What GenesisCare bought
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Stories naming GenesisCare. Where several outlets covered the same round, they are bundled under whichever ran the fullest account.
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$28m
Investment Notes: Lumonus
Investible announces it backed Lumonus' A$28 million round with three co-investors, the first deal from its new early-stage fund; Lumonus builds AI software that automates cancer clinic workflows.
6 deals
Brandon Capital news
Index of the venture firm's portfolio updates: financing rounds for AdvanCell and ENA Respiratory, grant awards via incubator programs, two closes of Fund Six, board hires, and Myricx Bio's completed sale to Novartis.
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eQALY is using tech to help elderly people to live at home for longer
Profile of eQALY, a care platform helping older people stay in their homes, covering Antler's recent investment, its pilot with an aged care provider, and co-founders Andy Laws and Kelly Tagalan.
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Sugar-free drinks startup Nexba used crowdfunding to raise a quarter of its $6 million Series A round
Drinks brand Nexba closed a $6 million Series A, sourcing $1.5 million through VentureCrowd crowdfunding and the balance from private backers including River Capital and Gaingels, alongside other crowdfunding campaigns by Mungalli Creek Dairy and Supp.