Neumic Therapeutics wins NZ final of Startup World Cup
A Wellington-based startup developing non-invasive brain therapies has won the New Zealand heat of the Startup World Cup and earned a shot at a US$1 million prize.
Neumic Therapeutics, which is developing non-invasive neurological therapies, won the New Zealand final of the Startup World Cup at Massey University's Wellington campus on 24 August. The victory grants the company the opportunity to pitch for a US$1 million prize and will see them head to San Francisco later this year to compete further.
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A startup company developing non-invasive neurological therapies will be jetting off to San Francisco later this year after winning the chance to pitch for a US$1 million (NZ$1.6m) prize. Neumic Therapeutics won the New Zealand final of the Startup World…