Engender signs $1m deal with Chinese artificial insemination company
Auckland-based startup signs third licensing deal that will help proving of its sperm sorting technology.
Kiwi sperm startup Engender Technologies has secured a $1 million deal with Asia’s biggest animal genetics company.
Engender is commercialising a laser technology that separates male- and female-bearing sperm cells primarily for the dairy industry. It builds off the photonics work of Associate
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Fiona Rotherham
Thu, 30 Mar 2017
Thu, 30 Mar 2017
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Engender signs $1m deal with Chinese artificial insemination company
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