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Birmingham Post
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Jon Robinson

Company aiming to use physics to fight brain cancer raises £2m

A Cheshire company that's aiming to use physics to fight brain cancer has raised an extra £2m in funding.

QV Bioelectronics, which is based at Alderley Park, has secured the pre-series A funding through a round led by the Science Angel Syndicate and Fink Family Office with participation from Northern Gritstone, Elbow Beach Capital, and existing investors SOSV and Catapult Ventures.

The company created a surgically implanted Electric Field Therapy (EFT) device for the treatment of brain tumours. Known as GRACE, it is currently in pre-clinical development.

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