Startups
SonoThera closed its Series A round of financing Monday, counting $60.75 million in earnings and will use these proceeds to advance its ultrasound-guided, non-viral gene therapy platform.
PictorLabs emerged from stealth mode Thursday with $18.8 million to advance its AI-powered virtual staining platform that researchers hope will “reimagine the future” of histopathology.
Two months after selling an immuno-oncology platform developed by Good Therapeutics to Roche, Bonum Therapeutics launched Tuesday with $93 million in Series A financing.
Sensorium Therapeutics, which closed a $30 million Series A Tuesday, is embracing the complexity of neuropsychiatric diseases with nature-inspired psychoactive medicines.
J.P. Morgan launched its new life science-focused private equity team, Life Sciences Private Capital, to support early- and growth stage biotech companies.
Platform technology company Replay, based in San Diego and London, has launched Eudora, a gene therapy company targeting genetic diseases of the retina.
Massachusetts-based PIC Therapeutics has closed a $35 million Series A financing round centered around the advancement of its lead asset, a novel therapeutic for advanced metastatic breast cancer.
Backed by Pfizer, Merck KGaA and J&J, Nucleome Therapeutics secured £37.5 million (about $42.16 million) in an oversubscribed Series A financing round.
Genetic engineering company Empyrean Neurosciences stepped into the CNS arena with $22 million and a small molecule platform derived from plants and fungi.
SURGE Therapeutics announced $26 million in Series A financing to address surgery-induced immune suppression and prevent post-surgical cancer recurrence and metastasis.
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