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Biotech co-founded by UCC graduates raises $5m funding
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High temperatures and rain have seen growth rates continue to rise. The average growth rate for farms recording on PastureBase Ireland this week is 60kg DM/ha.
However, there is still a huge variation in growth rates depending on location. Some farms have had more than enough rain while others have only had enough to keep growth going in the short term.
Many farmers will be looking at the weather forecast which is expecting the back end of this week to be dry with temperatures hitting the mid to high 20s. Rain is forecast for some areas in the south of the country on Tuesday or Wednesday.
Axonis Therapeutics, Inc., a Cambridge, Mass.-based biotechnology company advancing breakthrough research to develop therapies for neurological disorders, secured an additional $5m in funding.
The round was led by Alexandria Venture Investments with participation from R3 Bio, BoxOne Ventures and Civilization Ventures and the Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation and Spinal Research.
The company intends to use the funds to advance its novel neuromodulating technology into the clinic.
Led by Joanna Stanicka, PhD, CEO, and Shane Hegarty, PhD, Chief Scientific Officer, Axonis Therapeutics is advancing breakthrough research to develop therapies for neurological disorders. The company’s pipeline includes neuron-reviving therapeutics that enable an intrinsic ability of central nervous system (CNS) neurons to resist degeneration, restore excitation/inhibition balance and regenerate. The company’s targeted indications include spinal cord injury and epilepsy, as well as broader neurodeg
On March 12th last year I was sitting in a blustery, empty car park in Blackpool, Lancashire, eating a bland prepacked sandwich beside a giant mural of Barry from The Chuckle Brothers. I was feeling pretty good about myself.
Sure, school closures had just been announced and the St Patrickâs Festival (at which I had an author event) had been cancelled, but Iâd just finished a school talk about my childrenâs books. It had been the last of a four-day book tour of England and my 39th author event in 40 days.
Irish events included every Dublin city library, several bookshops, a delightfully raucous event with illustrator Ben Mantle at Liberty Hall Theatre, a school in the Dublin Mountains, classes of kids spread out on the floor of OâMahonyâs Booksellers in Limerick, a packed-out art workshop in the Hugh Lane Gallery, a lot of M50 miles, a couple of flights, and a handful of hotel breakfast buffets I now regret not taking full advantage of.
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