Creators of SkinNinja app secure $1m in seed funding

Published: 6-Jun-2018
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The SciApps team will use the investment to develop its technology and make strategic hires

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SciApps, the company behind the SkinNinja app, has secured more than US$1m (£750k) in seed funding to develop its technology.

The original target of $335k was surpassed as SciApps gained the backing of

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