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Ubiquitome gains US funding for Covid tester

CEO hopes for FDA approval for Liberty16 device by year’s end.

Geraden Cann Wed, 07 Oct 2020

Auckland-based startup Ubiquitome has become the first Kiwi company to receive funding from the United States government-funded medical research centre National Institutes of Health (NIH) for its rapid Covid-19 testing device.  

The amount Ubiquitome received remains confidential, but chief

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