NanoDetection Tech Gets $2 Mln Venture Round
CincyTech has participated in a $2 million venture round for NanoDetection Technology. CincyTech, a public-private venture development organization, invested $250,000 in NanoDetection, while Southern Ohio Creates Companies put in $100,000, according to a statement. NanoDetection Tech is a medical devices company that involved in the detection of specific genes, antibodies or pathogens within a biological or environmental sample. Because of the round, NanoDetection will move from Oak Ridge, Tenn. to Cincinnati where it will be led by former Union Springs Pharmaceuticals President Joel Ivers.
16 November 2010•2 mins read
