Best Emerging Tech nomination

November 22, 2022
Cambridge Phenotyping has been nominated for the Best Emerging Tech Award by the Vilnius TechFusion Startup Awards 2022

It is with great pleasure that we would like to announce the nomination of the Cambridge Phenotyping for the „Vilnius TechFusion“ Startup Awards 2022 awards in the BEST EMERGING TECH category! You have been selected from the 18 start-ups by the award comitee, as one of the leaders in developing the cutting-edge technologies and innovative solutions to solving the global issues

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