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Envisagenics

https://www.envisagenics.com/
Last activity: 05.06.2024
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Envisagenics is the latest bioinformatics spinout of Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory aiming to develop a predictive analytics platform for BioPharma
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Location: United States, New York
Employees: 11-50
Total raised: $3.85M
Founded date: 2014
Founders name: Maria Luisa Pineda, PhD.; Martin Akerman

Investors 7

Funding Rounds 2

DateSeriesAmountInvestors
22.05.2018Grant$1.5M-
04.12.2017Seed$2.35M-

Persons 3

DateFirst NameLast NameTitleLinkedInLocation
-AnsonAbrahamData Czarlinkedin.c...-
-Maria Luis...Pineda, Ph...CEO, Cofou...linkedin.c...-
-MartinAkermanCTO, Cofou...linkedin.c...-

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05.06.2024Envisagenics Raises Series B FundingEnvisagenics, a NYC-based AI-driven revenue generating biotechnology company focused on discovery and development of novel RNA splicing therapeutics, raised a Series B fundraising round of undisclosed amount. Backers included existing inves...
13.12.2022Envisagenics, Cancer Research Horizons, and Queen Mary University of London Announce Strategic Collaboration AgreementEnvisagenics, an AI-driven biotechnology company that delivers therapies for RNA splicing diseases, announced a research collaboration agreement with Cancer Research Horizons, Cancer Research UK’s innovation engine, and Queen Mary Universit...
29.11.2022Portfolio Company Envisagenics enters into Multi-Year Collaboration with BMSToday portfolio company, Envisagenics, announce a multi-year research collaboration agreement with Bristol-Myers Squibb. Together, they will leverage Envisagenics’ SpliceCore, a cloud-based AI Platform that identifies alternative splicing t...
29.11.2022Envisagenics Announces Research Collaboration with Bristol Myers SquibbEnvisagenics, an Artificial Intelligence (AI)-driven biotechnology company that delivers therapies for RNA splicing diseases, announced a research collaboration agreement with Bristol Myers Squibb. The multi-year collaboration will leverage...
02.03.2022Alliance for Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare Elects New Board Leadership for 2022“AI will continue to have a demonstrable impact on human health. Having spent the last three years ideating with my fellow charter members to establish AAIH, I’m honored to take the reins and thrilled I get to engage with an incredible team...
01.10.2021Envisagenics Raises Series A FinancingEnvisagenics, a NYC-based Artificial Intelligence-driven biotechnology company focused on the discovery and development of novel RNA splicing therapeutics, secured a Series A financing of undisclosed amount. The round was led by Red Cell Pa...
29.09.2021Envisagenics Raises Series A Financing to Scale Its AI-powered RNA Splicing Drug Discovery PlatformNEW YORK, Sept. 29, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Envisagenics, an Artificial Intelligence-driven biotechnology company focused on the discovery and development of novel RNA splicing therapeutics, secured Series A financing to scale its drug discove...
29.09.2021Envisagenics : Raises Series A Financing to Scale Its AI-powered RNA Splicing Drug Discovery PlatformNEW YORK, Sept. 29, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Envisagenics, an Artificial Intelligence-driven biotechnology company focused on the discovery and development of novel RNA splicing therapeutics, secured Series A financing to scale its drug discove...
02.06.2018SV Angel goes ‘back to basics’ as partners exitAlthough SV Angel Partners Brian Pokorny, Kevin Carter and Robert Pollak will stay on as advisers to SV Angel, Ron and his son Topher Conway will continue to co-manage the existing SV Angel funds. They will also go “back to basics” and cont...
22.05.2018Biotech startup Envisagenics receives $1.5 million grant from NIH to accelerate RNA therapeutics discoveryDo you know that cancer and genetic diseases affect more than 30 million people? Here are some facts about these diseases: 15% of all disease-causing mutations are predicted to disrupt RNA splicing. 370 known genetic disorders in publicatio...
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