Has been selected by Palantir for it's Foundry for Builders program.

Basically, Palantir select around 10 small cap companies from around the world in each cohort (this is the second cohort) to use Foundry (their big data solution) at a reduced rate.

The aim from Palantir's point of view is to find the next winners and grow with them from the start.

So Emyria must be doing something right for Palantir to have selected them... of course there are never any guarantees.

DISC: I hold Palantir not Emyria (yet)

Emyria adds second Melbourne clinic and engages experienced regulatory consultancy ahead of EMD-003 registration trials Highlights:

~Emyria has added a second Emerald Clinics site in Melbourne on the back of record appointment growth nationally in January 2021

~New premises in East Melbourne are co-located with Victorian Counseling and Psychological Services (VCPS), boosting Emyria’s access to mental health services ahead of registration trials for drug program EMD-003 - targeting unmet needs in mental health

~Emyria has also engaged a well established regulatory consultancy with prior Schedule 3 successes to support the registration of EMD-003

~Further expansion opportunities at the same site are in planning to support potential delivery of evidence-generating psychedelic-assisted therapy trials with partner, Mind Medicine Australia

Emyria wins digital health monitoring grant with UWA

Highlights

~Emyria’s remote monitoring service - Openly - will provide advanced digital and mental health monitoring as part of successful grant

~Total grant award totals $880,000, of which Emyria expects to receive between $320,000 and $400,000 over 2 years

~Aims of the grant are to boost digital health infrastructure in WA and will involve monitoring the vital signs and mental health of at-risk individuals and confirmed COVID-19 individuals

~Key researchers and collaborators involved include:

        -Professor Bruce Robinson - Principal investigator, respiratory physician and scientist with the Institute for Respiratory Health

      -Dr Ben Scalley - Head of WA’s Public Health Emergency Operations Centre and

      -Professor Sean Hood - Head of clinical psychopharmacology with UWA’s Division of Psychiatry