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The Spinoff Prize: where are they now?

Clinical trials, industry partnerships and other milestones reached by previous finalists of The Spinoff Prize.
  1. Neil Savage

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Since The Spinoff Prize was launched in 2020, 20 companies that began life in university laboratories have earned the designation of finalist. Those start-ups continue to pursue their goals — hiring personnel, refining their technology, collecting clinical data and raising fresh funds. Here are the highlights of what a selection of these organizations have achieved since Nature last spoke to them.

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doi: https://doi.org/10.1038/d41586-023-01641-6

This article is part of Nature Outlook: The Spinoff Prize 2023, an editorially independent supplement produced with the financial support of third parties. About this content.

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  • Correction 05 July 2023: An earlier version of this story erroneously stated that the GrayMatters Health’s series A funding round was finalized in Japan.

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