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Sofinnova leads Series A round for ProteraParis-based Protera, a developer of new proteins, has raised $5.6 million in Series A financing.
Bravrr scores fundingColorado-based Bravrr Inc, a developer of wearable diagnostic and digital therapeutic technologies for clinicians and patients, has secured an undisclosed amount of funding.
Life sciences investor SOSV looks for start-ups focused on covid-19 solutionsSOSV's labs, which have remained open during the national lockdown, have already worked with more than a dozen start-ups on the front lines of the covid-19 response.
SOSV launches life sciences incubator in NY with emphasis on therapeuticsThe new incubator comes on the heels of SOSV raising $277 mln for its fourth fund. Founder Sean O’Sullivan says the firm is 'doubling down on life sciences.'
Aylien grabs Series ADublin and New York City-based Aylien, a provider of AI-powered risk intelligence and financial analytics solutions, has secured 5 million euros in Series A funding.
IoT platform Particle gathers $40 mln Series CParticle, a internet of things platform, has raised $40 million in Series C funding. Qualcomm Ventures LLC and Energy Impact Partners led the round with participation from other investors that included Root Ventures, Bonfire Ventures, Industry Ventures, Spark Capital, Green D Ventures, Counterpart Ventures and SOSV.
- French medical device firm FeetMe snags Series A
Paris-based FeetMe, a medical device company, has raised 9.4 million euros in Series A funding. LBO France led the round with participation from Kurma Diagnostics, Paris Saclay seed fund, Idinvest Partners, Seventure and SOSV.
- CareVoice picks up Series A
China-based The CareVoice, an international health insurtech company, has secured Series A funding in the amount of eight figures. LUN Partners Group led the round with participation from DNA Capital, SOSV and Artesian Capital.
- Cambridge Crops raises $4 mln
Cambridge Crops said Aug. 9 that it raised $4 million in seed funding led by The Engine. The round included participation from Refactor Capital, Closed Loop Ventures, Bluestein & Associates, SOSV and Supply Chain Ventures. Cambridge Crops, of Somerville, Massachusetts, is a technology company focused on the food, agriculture, and packaging industries.
- MIT's The Engine leads $4 mln seed round in Cambridge Crops
The Engine, the VC group launched by MIT, led a $4 million seed funding in Cambridge Crops, which uses silk-powered technology to slow the exchange of gases that causes food decay. Other investors in funding round included Refactor Capital, Closed Loop Ventures, Bluestein & Associates, SOSV and Supply Chain Ventures.