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Nanotechnology platform gets $7 million for commercial release

Platform is designed to help pharmaceutical companies detect substances efficiently

24-Nov-2020

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Correlia Biosystems, a company focused on improving immunoassay technology, has secured $7 million in Series A funding. Their nanotechnology-based immunoassay platform is designed to help pharmaceutical companies detect substances in the body more efficiently. The funding round was led by Neotribe Ventures, with participation from Cota Capital and the Regents of the University of California, among others.

The company's technology aims to streamline the immunoassay process, making it faster and more accessible to a broader range of companies. This advancement could be particularly useful for pharmaceutical firms working on diagnostics and treatments. With this new financial support, Correlia Biosystems plans to bring its platform to the commercial market, expanding its availability and helping meet the growing demand for precise and rapid testing solutions.

The investment will also allow the company to scale its operations and develop further innovations. This step marks a significant milestone in Correlia’s mission to provide advanced solutions for pharmaceutical and diagnostic companies worldwide. Their platform holds promise for improving the detection and measurement of biomarkers, ultimately helping to enhance research and healthcare outcomes.

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Nanotechnology platform gets $7 million for commercial release