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Dutch medtech company Sencilia secures fresh funding to support the development of its infusion therapy technology. Groningen-based Sencilia, a Dutch medtech company and a spin-off from the University of Groningen, has secured fresh funding to advance its infusion therapy technology. The funding amount, however, remains undisclosed. The Dutch company secured an investment from Future Tech ... Read more
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Some children get a note sent home. Too quiet. Doesn’t participate. Needs to come out of their shell. The same line tends to follow them into adult life, where it turns into feedback about speaking up more in meetings, being more visible, putting yourself out there. The standard reading of that advice is that it ... Read more Read more ›
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