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Drug Repurposing Venture Challenge 2026: From breakthrough research to viable venture
ZonMw and FAST will organise the second edition of the Drug Repurposing Venture Challenge from June to October 2026.From Venture Challenge to First Funding: Omivera turns CellEKT into a new drug discovery venture
What does it take to turn years of academic research into a viable life sciences company? For Leiden-based startup Omivera, the answer started with the Venture Challenge program in the winter of 2025.Cyclomics raises €2.6 million to advance liquid biopsy diagnostics | Alumni news (Venture Challenge Fall 2017)
Cyclomics, alumnus of the Venture Challenge Fall 2017, has raised €2.6 million in new financing to support the further development and commercialisation of its liquid biopsy diagnostics for cancer detection.
ShanX Medtech secures €24 million to accelerate ultra-rapid antimicrobial susceptibility testing | Alumni news
ShanX Medtech B.V., alumni of the Venture Challenge Summer 2020, has secured a total of €24 million in financing to accelerate the final development, clinical validation, regulatory approval and commercial launch of its ultra-rapid antimicrobial susceptibil
Cyclomics Secures New Investment to Accelerate Commercialization of Ultra-Sensitive Cancer Diagnostics by Fast and High-Resolution DNA Sequencing Strategie
Cyclomics BV, a pioneer in liquid biopsy technology, announces the successful closing of a new investment round led by Myosotis Investments and supported by Oncode Bridge Fund. ThisLevels Diagnostics advances biomarker validation for early liver cancer detection | Alumni news
Levels Diagnostics, alumnus of the Venture Challenge Fall 2019, has secured new funding to support the clinical validation of its biomarkers for the early detection of liver cancer.
Venture Challenge Winter 2024/25 winner Lumeniris secures EUR 350,000 from Innovatiefonds Noord-Holland | Alumni news
Lumeniris secures funding from Innovatiefonds Noord-Holland to develop pill sized camera for early detection of oesophageal cancer