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$80M
Proxima, a New York City-based AI-native biotech company, raised $80 million in seed funding to develop AI-driven drug discovery for proximity therapeutics. The funding round was led by DCVC, with participation from notable investors including nVentures, Braidwell, Roivant, and others. This investment aims to enhance drug discovery processes using advanced AI technologies.Investors: DCVC, nVentures, Braidwell, Roivant
$11.1M
Risa Labs, a Palo Alto, California-based provider of an AI operating system for oncology, closed an $11.1 million Series A funding round. The round was co-led by Cencora Ventures and Optum Ventures, with participation from Oncology Ventures, Z21 Ventures, and John Simon via his VentureForGood investment firm. The company plans to use the funds to accelerate its growth.Investors: Cencora Ventures, Optum Ventures, Oncology Ventures, Z21 Ventures, John Simon
$3.125M
Outsee, a Cambridge, England-based developer of an AI-based predictive genomics approach to target discovery, raised ยฃ2.5 million in seed funding. The round was led by Ahren Innovation Capital, with participation from Kadmos Capital, Panacea, Empirical Ventures, and 26 independent angel investors. The company plans to use the funds to advance its therapeutic targets through experimental validation.Investors: Ahren Innovation Capital, Kadmos Capital, Panacea, Empirical Ventures, 26 independent angel investors
$5.7M
Avenue Biosciences, a Finnish protein engineering company, has raised $5.7 million in a seed extension round co-led by Balnord and Tesi, with additional participation from Voima Ventures, Inventure, University of Helsinki, and Dimerent. The funding aims to enhance protein biogenesis efficiency in therapeutic protein production, addressing challenges in manufacturing complex proteins. The total funding since 2024 now stands at $8.7 million, leveraging research from the University of Helsinki.Investors: Balnord, Tesi, Voima Ventures, Inventure, University of Helsinki, Dimerent
$5M
Allos, an Oxford, UK-based company utilizing causal AI for clinical outcomes, raised $5 million in seed funding. The round was led by Oxford Science Enterprises with participation from Habico Invest, the family office of Danish pharmaceutical group Orifarm, and the University of California accelerator Berkeley SkyDeck. The funds will support the company's expansion.Investors: Oxford Science Enterprises, Habico Invest, University of California accelerator Berkeley SkyDeck