Liquid Instruments scores $15 million from Breakthrough Victoria
Liquid Instruments scores $15 million from Breakthrough Victoria
Well done to EQUS AI Daniel Shaddock and the entire Liquid Instruments team!
Canberra-born startup Liquid Instruments has secured a $15 million investment from Breakthrough Victoria. The company will establish an office in Melbourne and hire dozens of employees in Victoria.
Founded in 2014 by a team of physicists and engineers at ANU, including co-founder and CEO Professor Daniel Shaddock, who previously worked as an engineer at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Lab, Liquid Instruments is set for exciting growth.
Major funding support
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