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Privo Technologies, Inc Awarded $3M NIDCR NIH Commercialization Readiness Pilot Grant
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Privo Technologies Named Winner of AIM-HI Accelerator Fund s Inaugural Women s Venture Competition
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Winner of the AIM-HI Accelerator Fund’s Inaugural Women’s Venture Competition Announced
Share Article ROCKVILLE, Md. (PRWEB) February 22, 2021 Privo Technologies and its chief executive officer, Manijeh Goldberg, Ph.D., have been selected as the winner of the AIM-HI Accelerator Fund’s inaugural Women’s Venture Competition, a first of its kind program for female entrepreneurs starting oncology companies.
Privo Technologies has developed a nano-engineered platform for redesigning the mechanism of action of potent cancer medicines. The company was selected from among 47 female-led oncology start-ups following rigorous review and evaluation by three blue ribbon committees. As a result, Privo Technologies has received investment totaling $900,000 $300,000 from AIM-HI and matching investments from two supporters of the Women’s Venture Competition.
Winner of the AIM-HI Accelerator Fund s Inaugural Women s Venture Competition Announced
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It was a cousinâs lacrosse injury that inspired Alyssa Mulry to dream up ConnectKnee, a brace that tracks a patientâs recovery time. Mulryâs cousin dislocated her patella during a soccer game, requiring long recovery. Then a friend and family members also suffered knee injuries.
âI saw first-hand how limited and discouraging recovery for a knee injury was,â says Mulry, a senior biomedical engineering major from Rutland, Massachusetts. âOne thing stayed the same: a slow and often discouraging recovery. Then the idea really just took off after that.âÂ
ConnectKnee topped a field of 17 entries in the seventh-annual DifferenceMaker Francis College of Engineering Prototyping Competition. The top three teams, and a crowd favorite, won cash prizes. Overall, five teams were selected from the preliminaries in November to present their pitches to a panel of judges.Â