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ANDHealth appoints Anne O'Neill and George Kenley to senior leadership roles while outgoing COO Grace Lethlean departs after nine years.
Twelve ventures from the Hunter and Central Coast, several founded by University of Newcastle students or alumni, are through to the last stage of the 2025 I2N accelerator across cleantech, healthtech and all-industries streams.
Concord Hospital researchers and Inventia Life Science developed 3D printed skin for burn patients, supported by a Medical Devices Fund grant the company previously received.
The NSW government has engaged Cicada Innovations, via a $7.8m grant, to operate a Westmead incubator supporting early-stage medical technology ventures; the story also recalls Allergan's $350m buyout of Elastagen.
Cicada Innovations is opening a health-tech incubator at Sydney's Westmead precinct with NSW government grant backing, working with Brandon Capital and Brandon BioCatalyst to help researchers commercialise medical discoveries.
Deep tech incubator Cicada Innovations is opening a health-focused facility at Sydney's Westmead precinct with Investment NSW backing, working with Brandon Capital and Brandon BioCatalyst to help early medical startups commercialise.
NSW Health has granted social enterprise Franklin Women two years of support to grow its team and systems, backing its community and mentoring program for women in health and medical research.
Sydney procurement software firm Portt has been bought by UK company Advanced for an undisclosed sum, fourteen months after Portt raised $4 million in venture funding.
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