Adipo Therapeutics, an Indiana biotechnology company, is developing polymer-based, Notch-inhibiting nanoparticles that are injected directly into adipose (fat) tissue to induce browning, or white-to-beige adipocyte transformation.
Location: United States, Indiana, West Lafayette
Investors 1
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| - | VisionTech... | visiontech... |
Mentions in press and media 5
| Date | Title | Description |
| 27.10.2023 | As Money for Female-Led Startups Tightens, VisionTech Angels Invests Big in Two: Pelvital and Amplified Sciences | Female founders reading a TechCrunch report in mid-July found little to smile about. The media outlet reported that startups with all female-led founders are struggling to raise capital in 2023, having picked up just $1.4 billion – 1.6% of ... |
| 18.04.2023 | VisionTech Angels Invest $242,000 in Indiana-Based Adipo Therapeutics | INDIANAPOLIS, Indiana (April 11, 2023) – – VisionTech Angels, among the Midwest’s most active angel investing networks, has invested $242,000 in Adipo Therapeutics, with 29 individual members participating in the round. With the investment,... |
| 28.10.2022 | Meet October Pitch Presenter #1: Karen Wurster of Adipo Therapeutics, Using Fat to Fight Diabetes + Obesity | I first met Karen Wurster, CEO of Adipo Therapeutics, a year ago when she first pitched the VisionTech Screening Committee. The update at the Innovation Showcase in August 2022 was impressive and it was evident that progress had been made. ... |
| - | Bucking the Trend: VisionTech Angels Invest $2.88 Million in 18 Deals, Nearly a Half a Million More than in 2022 | INDIANAPOLIS, Indiana (January 23, 2024) – – In a report issued January 4 by Crunchbase, global investing in startups stalled in 2023, declining by 38%, the lowest level in five years. Lackluster investing left startups scrambling for capit... |
| - | Adipo Therapeutic | “Adipo Therapeutics, an Indiana biotechnology company, is developing polymer-based, Notch-inhibiting nanoparticles that are injected directly into adipose (fat) tissue to induce browning, or white-to-beige adipocyte transformation.” |