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University of Manchester Research Finds Densitas’ Breast Density Software Demonstrates a Strong Association with Breast Cancer Risk

Densitas Enters Australian Market with Machine Learning Technology for Breast Health

Densitas Inc. announced today that it has received regulatory clearance for its automated breast density software, DM-Density. DM-Density has received regulatory clearance from the Australian Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) and will be available through the EnvoyAI Platform.

A new provincial program will help recent graduates with advanced degrees start their careers with Nova Scotia businesses.

Innovacorp announced an addition to its board of directors today, Feb. 14.

Christopher Googoo, chief operating officer of Ulnooweg Development Group, has been appointed to the board until September 2020.

Appili Therapeutics Inc. (the “Company” or “Appili”), a biopharmaceutical company developing and commercializing anti-infective drugs, announced today it raised an additional $4,339,000 in an oversubscribed private placement financing, bringing the total equity raised since its seed round in March 2016 to $11,816,000.

QRA Corp, an emerging design verification technology firm, announced today that software delivery of its requirements analysis technology to the Canadian Department of National Defence is complete. The tools delivered are advanced versions of the commercially available QVscribe for Word and QVscribe for Excel.

Four Nova Scotia clean technology start-ups are getting a boost towards investment readiness through Innovacorp’s CleanTech Development Program.

Appili Therapeutics Inc. (Appili), a biopharmaceutical company focused on anti-infective drug development and commercialization, today announced that Halifax Chamber of Commerce presented Appili with the 2018 New Business of the Year award.

Artemis Optical, leaders in the design and manufacture of bespoke optical thin film coatings, has signed a three-year business development and technology partnership with Metamaterial Technologies Inc. (MTI), a smart materials and photonics company, to develop a hybrid coating for the defence industry.

Two Nova Scotia ocean technology companies are each receiving $50,000 in funding through Innovacorp’s Blue Solutions Start-Up Challenge. The companies will use the money to further develop their technologies.