PROVIDENCE – The Slater Technology Fund, along with private angel investors, will invest up to $600,000 in Alcinous Pharmaceuticals, the nonprofit seed fund announced on May 12. University of Rhode Island graduate students Nicholas DaSilva, Kenneth Rose and Benjamin Barlock started Alcinous at URI’s College of Pharmacy in 2017. The company is focused on development
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