Incubators
21 July 2017
Yissum-backed JII receives $25m
The Jerusalem Innovation Incubator is set to obtain $25m from Reliance Industries, which helped launch the project last month alongside Yissum and others.
Diversified conglomerate Reliance Industries yesterday agreed to invest $25m in the Jerusalem Innovation Incubator (JII), an early-stage program also backed by Hebrew University of Jerusalem’s tech transfer office Yissum, the Times of India reported yesterday.
Reliance will own a 20% stake in the incubator as a result of its…Read More.
Supporting articles: Yissum puts its weight behind incubator
20 July 2017
Nelsa selects startups for program
North of England Life Science Accelerator (Nelsa), a £500,000 ($650,000) program launched in September 2016 with the backing of several universities, has chosen eight companies to receive expert…
19 July 2017
Deakin helps cybersecurity startups rise
Deakin University and Dimension Data, a South Africa-based ICT subsidiary of telecoms firm Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Communications, have co-launched a cybersecurity accelerator, according to ZDNet.
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