Flawed or non-existent sperm tests mean that the burden of fertility treatments too often falls on women –Mojo is looking to change that using an AI-powered microscope Mohamed Taha’s ambition to disrupt the fertility industry began after his first sperm test. He had just been diagnosed with a kidney disease (which later turned out to
Fertility tech startup Mojo is coming out of stealth to announce a €1.7 million (~$1.8M) seed round of funding led by Nordic seed fund Inventure. Also participating are Doberman and Privilege Ventures (an investor in Ava), plus a number of angel investors including Josefin Landgard (founder and ex-CEO of Kry) and Hampus Jakobsson (venture partner
FREMONT, CA -- Lyncean Technologies, a pioneer in compact accelerator-based light sources for use in industry and academia, has secured $13.75 million in the initial close of a Series B financing round with a syndicate including Intel Capital. The round included participation from current investors EuroUS Ventures AG, Anchor Fund and Quintus Vermoegensverwaltung GmbH. The
Nanovare’s team tell us about their aspirations for Data Pitch and beyond. Describe your Data Pitch challenge idea By 2020, the average man’s sperm count is expected to drop below medically acceptable levels, drastically inhibiting the ability to conceive naturally. While medical practices have taken great strides to address couples faced with fertility issues, the
