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Funding

University biotech spinout Rage lands $29 million Series A

- November 13, 2025 2 MIN READ

Rage Biotech, a therapeutics startup tackling chronic inflammatory disease, has raised $29 million in a Series A. The round was led by IP Group Australia and super fund Hostplus, with support from existing investors including Monash Ventures. The funds will go towards first-in-human clinical trials for Rage’s nasal therapy to treat inflammatory lung diseases The… Read more »

Investible CEO Rod Bristow
Funding

3 Monash University health tech startups score $2.25 million in pre-Seed backing, supported by Breakthrough Victoria

- August 1, 2025 2 MIN READ

Breakthrough Victoria and Monash University have co-invested $2.25 million in three health tech startups, Myostellar, Fyton Bio, and Remagine Labs. The trio of Monash spinouts have potential to improve wellbeing for millions as well as reducing pressure on Victoria’s health system. Myostellar is pioneering a first-in-class biologic therapy to treat Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy by stimulating… Read more »

Angelina Lau, Johanna Frauenberger, Annie Jain, Kyla Tay, Patrick Hatzipavlis
AI/Machine Learning

A team of Monash uni students analysed 7 ways the legal profession is using AI – here’s what they found

- September 5, 2023 6 MIN READ

Law firm, Lander & Rogers has partnered with Monash University to launch the first artificial intelligence (AI) clinical placement program. We were a team of five law students embedded in the firm as “AI investigative agents” in a program overseen by Courtney Blackman from the firm’s iHub innovation function, Stan Chua from the technology team;… Read more »

Monash Energy team
Other tech

SUGAR RUSH: Scientists solved a major battery problem with glucose so an EV can run non-stop Sydney to Melbourne

- September 13, 2021 2 MIN READ

A team of researchers from the Monash Energy Institute has created a longer-lasting, lighter, more sustainable rival to commonly used lithium-ion batteries by adding sugar to lithium sulfur batteries. The increase in performance is so dramatic it has the potential to give an electric vehicle to 1000km range – enough to travel  from Melbourne to… Read more »