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Accelerate Cambridge ventures in the news
Read the latest news from Accelerate Cambridge ventures including our startup spotlights & venture updates.
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Volunteer spotlight: shield NHS
Cambridge Judge entrepreneurs lead volunteer effort to make thousands of face shields for NHS staff. Lucy Jung, co-founder, Charco, says this initiative was "formed by a lot of collaboration and connections we have made through Cambridge Judge, Imperial College London and the Royal College of Art community."
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Healx joins the global coronavirus fight
Healx, has announced they are using their artificial intelligence (AI) platform to develop drug combinations from approved drugs to seek treatments for COVID-19. The Cambridge-based company, which specialises in rare diseases, said combination therapy candidates will be available in May for testing in collaboration with partners. Healx was previously on the Accelerate Cambridge and the SME Growth Challenge programme, now known as the Strategic Business Growth programme.
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RARE DISEASE DRUG FIRM HEALX RAISES $56 MILLION
Healx, has secured $56 million in Series B financing, to develop its therapeutic pipeline and to launch its global Rare Treatment Accelerator programme. Healx was previously on the Accelerate Cambridge and the SME Growth Challenge programmes.
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CELEBRATING FIVE YEARS OF ENABLING MEANINGFUL VENTURE CREATION
Cambridge Judge Business School established Accelerate Cambridge in May 2012. Since then, we have supported 400 entrepreneurs, 170 ventures and helped raise £100 million in funding. We are keen to hail this achievement and all of your achievements as entrepreneurs.
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Enabling meaningful venture creation out of Cambridge
Accelerate Cambridge is a start-up "accelerator" established by Cambridge Judge Business School in May 2012. The School is situated in the centre of Cambridge, at the heart of the University of Cambridge and the Cambridge Cluster, the city’s academic and business networks, both of which have a long tradition of entrepreneurship.
Many of the businesses in the cluster were established by the University, its staff and alumni.
Find out more about the people who create drive and passion for the Accelerator.
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Latest news
60,000 face shields for NHS hospitals. Cambridge Judge Business School entrepreneurs are taking part in a volunteer effort to produce thousands of …
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Healx, a biotech firm that was supported by the Entrepreneurship Centre at Cambridge Judge Business School, says it is using its artificial …
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The Cambridge Judge Business School Recognition Awards salute The Nature Conservancy, Santander, AstraZeneca, Monish Suri, Fadi Boustany and the Judge Family for …
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