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Investment to power University of Liverpool spinout Atomik

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University of Liverpool spinout Atomik AM has received £125k in investment from LYVA Labs. The business creates engineering solutions for the advanced manufacturing sector from its base at the University of Liverpool’s School of Engineering. The company plans to use the investment to accelerate product commercialisation. Atomik The funding also supports the business to develop new intellectual property, file a new patent, secure eight jobs, and…

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Investment to power University of Liverpool spinout Atomik

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Bdaily Business News

University spin-off secures funding boost

A Liverpool-based engineering firm is set to accelerate its product development after securing six-figure investment. Atomik AM, a University of Liverpool spin-off, has received £125,000 from LYVA Labs to develop its “ground-breaking” binder jetting solutions for the additive manufacturing sector. Bosses say the cash will help the firm commercialise products, file a…

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TCT Magazine

Atomik AM secures investment for metal binder jet developments

The company, a spinout of the University of Liverpool, is set to use the injection of funding from LYVA Labs to support the commercialisation of its metal binder jet solutions and develop new IP.

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Professional Liverpool

University of Liverpool spin-off gets £125k investment from LYVA Labs to develop innovative binder jet solutions for additive manufacturing - Professional Liverpool

Atomik AM, a University of Liverpool spin-off, has received £125k in investment from LYVA Labs. The business creates innovative engineering solutions for the advanced manufacturing sector from its base at University of Liverpool’s School of Engineering. Having developed a number of techniques and binders that improve the process of binder jetting, the business plans to

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