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Finnish edtech startup Kide Science raises €1M

The Helsinki-based edtech startup Kide Science has raised €1 million in a bridge financing round. Sparkmind Fund led the investment, joined by Tesi along with an R&D loan from Business Finland, ArcticStartup reports. Founded in 2017 by all female founders Jenni

Best Ukrainian movies are now collected on the one platform in English — Ukrainefilms.com

If you’ve been interested in watching some of the best Ukrainian movies but couldn’t find a way to do it legally, it’s now much easier thanks to the Ukrainefilms.com platform, launched on August 3. It features more than 600 Ukrainian movies, both

CEE startups funding report: €2B over 242 investments in Q2 of 2022

Although the European startup scene is dwindling this year, the CEE region doesn’t hold back. The startups in this region are only growing, and the number of investment rounds has almost doubled compared to the same period in 2021. The

War in Ukraine / August 2

The Molfar team sends a daily newsletter about the war in Ukraine. The editorial staff of AIN.Capital publishes the full version of the digest. You can subscribe to the newsletter here. Day 161: HIMARS in action – the Russian Federation failed to destroy

Startup of the Day: Latvian AR creation platform Overly

The Riga-based startup Overly develops an augmented reality platform that allows the creation of compelling AR experiences quickly and easily. It was launched in 2021 by Ainārs Kļaviņš and Gatis Zvejnieks, who have more than a decade of combined AR industry experience.

Goodex founder sells Polish share of business

Vladyslav Savchenko, the founder of the food delivery service Goodex (formerly called Foodex), has sold the Polish share of his business. The same Ukrainian service was closed in April due to the full-scale war and crisis. Savchenko posted about it on Facebook.

War in Ukraine / August 1

The Molfar team sends a daily newsletter about the war in Ukraine. The editorial staff of AIN.Capital publishes the full version of the digest. You can subscribe to the newsletter here. Day 160: An important moment for the Ukrainian counteroffensive In the last

Estonian healthtech Antegenes secures €2.3M for cancer prevention

The Tartu-based healthtech startup Antegenes has secured €2.3 million for its pioneering genetic tests for personalized cancer prevention. The investment consists of a €1.6 million seed round and two healthcare grants, EU-Startups informs. Founded in 2018 by Peeter Padrik, Antegenes’

War in Ukraine / July 29-31

The Molfar team sends a daily newsletter about the war in Ukraine. The editorial staff of AIN.Capital publishes the full version of the digest. You can subscribe to the newsletter here. Day 159: The food deal seems to have worked On the morning

Polish healthtech Doctor.One wins €85k grant from AstraZeneca

The Warsaw-based healthtech startup Doctor.One has won the #Nephrohero competition, whose participants aim to develop chronic kidney disease (CKD) treatment. The startup will receive an €85,000 grant from AstraZeneca to develop and implement a pilot solution that will be able to help patients with