Anzu Newsroom

December 2022

• AI chip startup EnCharge AI raises $21.7M to build integrated stack for edge uses
• EnCharge AI, a chip startup born in Princeton lab, raises $21.7 mln
• EnCharge AI emerges from stealth with $21.7M to develop AI accelerator hardware
• Special report: Meet 20 women blazing trails in biopharma R&D
• Data analytics can help unlock battery bottlenecks
• A Revolutionary Approach to Finding a Cure for HIV
• Automotive News All Stars
• We Can Cure Disease by Editing a Person’s DNA. Why Aren’t We?

November 2022

• Meet The Disruptors: Daniel Shaddock of Liquid Instruments on The Five Things You Need to Shake Up Your Industry
• NMBSA’s $50M pitch aims to grow economy
• Minneapolis-based Niron Magnetics awarded $17.5M federal grant
• Startup’s tech could put an end to unsightly screen ‘notches’ on smartphones
• Top 25 women biotech leaders of 2022, per Healthcare Technology Report
• MedCrypt Closes $25M Series B
• MedCrypt raises $25M to secure medical devices from cyberattack
• One of Canada’s biggest climate-tech backers pulls back
• MedCrypt lands $25M injection to secure vulnerable medical devices
• This alumni startup is taking organic LED displays to the next level

October 2022

• Cybersecurity Stewardship Awards 2022
• Government money pushes US battery projects further 
• Updgraded features for Moku:Pro and Moku:Go improve automated test, advanced use cases, and more
• Where the C.H.I.P.S. Fall
• Five 9-figure mega-deals in a week of VC financings led by ClimateTech, Cybersecurity & Loyalty
• InterVenn Shifts Direction Again, From Immunotherapy Focus to Cancer Screening
• Say goodbye to the notch? OTI raises $55M for technology to remove screen obstructions
• EXCLUSIVE: Battery-tech startup AM Batteries raises $25M
• ITC or PTC? Xendee adds IRA incentives into microgrid modeling software
• Battery Startup Scores $5o Million Federal Grant
• Will microgrids keep young people from abandoning Puerto Rican towns?
• The Impact of Project Financing In Sustainable Energy Projects
• Help Wanted: Unicorn Battery Data Genius 
• Nobel Prize Awarded to Three Scientists for Development of Click Chemistry

September 2022

• Quantum Computing Regulation “Requires International Consensus”
• GelSight announces GelSight Mini tactile sensor
• AI Powered Tactile Sensor Advances Robot Dexterity 
• Plug-and-Play GelSight Mini Brings “Superhuman” AI-Powered Tactile Sensing Capabilities to All
• ImmunoScape snags $14 million for technology platform targeting cancer
• TCR upstart gets fresh funding as it looks to charge toward the clinic
• Liquid Instruments Lands $28.5M
• Slashing Commercial Emissions Through Microgrids As A Service 
• Establishing Microgrids Using Automated Cloud-based Software
• New Features in Xendee Software Help with Utility-Scale Microgrid Design
• University of Minnesota’s startup pipeline helps drive state’s innovation economy 
• Liquid Instruments hooks up with $28.5M to upend the engineering testing market with software-defined instrumentation
• 6K Additive Reduces Material Cost, Recycles Metal Powder and Secures Domestic AM Metal Supply for Incodema3D
• Anzu Partners is adding staff and investment vehicles — and it’s moving to a new D.C. office
• Aspinity wins Best of Sensors 2022 for its AML100 Analog ML processor
• Rio Rancho-based Nature’s Toolbox hires first CFO
• Everything you need to know about preventing lithium-ion battery fires

August 2022

• Top 100 companies in health tech, per Healthcare Technology Report
• At 6K Energy, Environmentally Friendly Battery Materials Processing is Hot
• How to meet your corporate commitment to net-zero
• Colorado laser tech company strikes SPAC deal to go public, raise up to $434M
• Blue laser developer Nuburu to go public as $350M company in 3D printing’s latest SPAC merger
• Will the microgrid industry and the public accept small nuclear reactors?
• Reconfigurable computer chips create all-in-one measurement solution for the lab
• Mark S. Zediker, PhD, Celebrated for Dedication to the Field of Technology
• NUBURU awarded SBIR Phase II contract by U.S. Air Force to develop blue laser-based area printing additive manufacturing system
• Aiming for a cancer-free world with innovative technologies
• Longtime HIV patient is effectively cured after stem cell transplant
• Ridges and riblets: Shark skin surfaces versus biomimetic models
• Transparent displays may create more intuitive infotainment

July 2022

• Making EV charging a reality across the nation
• 2022 Best Tech Startups in New Mexico
• Silicon Valley Business Journal: 40 Under 40
• Albuquerque bioaerosol surveillance company BioFlyte names new CEO
• Intervenn launches cancer treatment site in Pasig City
• Anzu Partners promotes Kan to partner
• BioFlyte plans to grow Albuquerque footprint, workforce

June 2022

• Toyota Tsusho to trial e-Zinc energy storage system at Texas wind farm
• Chicago’s Top Tech Funding Rounds Totaled $123M in May
• An Array of Humanoid Robots to Help
• InterVenn BioSciences Hits Commercial Phase, Launches Test for Immunotherapy Response in Melanoma
• Meet the 50 fastest-growing green companies in Canada
• Arduino sets its sights on enterprise applications with new funding round
• Arduino Pulls in $32 Million in Funding to Push Its Vision for “Enterprise-Scale Applications”
• How to Retain Core Company Culture with Scale with VP of Weavr Health, Wendy Harman
• Transforming intrusion alarm systems with power-intelligent analog computing architecture
• San Diego’s Xendee snags $12 million for tech aimed at microgrid energy projects
• Can We Develop a Covid-19 Vaccine That Lasts?
• Best of Sensors award winners announced at Sensor Converge
• Creating an inclusive and prosperous Canada

May 2022

• Chemical M&A May Be On Hold, But VC Investing Is Thriving
• Money on the Move: April Showers Bring May Flowers—and Funding
• South 8 Raises $12M For Liquified Gas Battery Tech
• Materials company 6K announces $102M in funding
• LCD innovator Azumo raises $30 million
• Fast-growing biotech company InterVenn snags more space in South San Francisco
• Teaching robots to touch
• NUBURU and Essentium Partner to launch Blue Laser-based wire feed metal 3D Printers
• GelSight Streamlines Inspection Workflows and Expands Analysis Capabilities
• An At-Home Collection Device for Diabetes Risk Testing
• Meet Debrah Herman, a 2022 CFO of the Year honoree
• How Niron Magnetics is turning venture funding into sustainable energy

April 2022

• e-Zinc raises US$25m to begin commercial pilot production of long-duration storage
• e-Zinc Secures US $25M Series A led by Anzu Partners
• e-Zinc Receives $25 Million Financing for Long Duration Energy Storage System
• Precision medicine startup with UNC ties raises $15M, plans to hire
• The Relevance of Glycoproteomics to Diagnostics and Clinical Management
• Good Design Award Winner: Liquid Instruments’ Moku:Pro
• TJ Cradick Speaks About Their HIV CRISPR Therapy in Trials
• Youssef Benmokhtar Of GelSight On The Future of Robotics Over the Next Few Years
• New instrument and features out today for Moku:Pro
• Albuquerque startup raises $6M to help efforts to detect biological threats
• Massachusetts, Baker-Polito Administration awards $1.5 Million Manufacturing Innovation grant to North Andover’s 6K
• Podcast EP72: Analog AI/ML with Aspinity
• From algae to zinc, Toyota investments get greener

March 2022

• America’s Best Startup Employers 2022
• Mutations Leading to Omicron Variant Did Not Enable Virus to Fully Escape Immune System
• Liquid biopsy is a multibillion-dollar market, and InterVenn is looking to take advantage
• 6K and ONE announce collaboration to create low-cost gemini cathode material
• Shhh! Aspinity’s AML100 Analog AI Voice & Vibration IC is Listening!
• Luminous Computing Names Michael Hochberg President: People in the News: 03/09/22 – 03/23/22
• OTI Lumionics shows quantum simulations can help OLED display materials development
• Under-display Face ID will debut in iPhone 15 Pro using Samsung tech, claims report
• Teaching instrumentation gets new filter options, lock-in amp
• Baker presses for $750M clean energy fund, hints at more business support
• Eleven T&M Functions, One Device: Liquid Instruments Introduces the “Instrument-on-Chip”
• Canada Announces Grand Prize Winners of Impact Canada Challenges
• The rare earth problem must be solved by innovating, not just playing catch up

February 2022

• Funds Flow to Niron and CorePower to Commercialize Rare-Earth-Free Magnet Technologies
• Digital filters join software-defined instrument suite
• [PODCAST] Find Spare Parts Faster – The fastest way to find spare parts and DIY components with Partium.io
• Pilot Project Pairs Tactile Sensing With Cutting-Edge Telepresence Robotics
• Mass. companies lead the way on US lithium battery production
• Carolyn Bertozzi wins the Wolf Prize Laureate in Chemistry 2022
• Audio chip moves machine learning from digital to analog
• NTx developing materials to help bolster global vaccine access
• BioSpace Movers & Shakers, Feb. 18
• Liverpool researchers create heat sensor for future soft robots
• Combining cell sorting and ResolveDNA single-cell genomic amplification for exposing intratumoral heterogeneity
• InterVenn Co-Founder has been named to STAT News’ Inaugural STATUS List

January 2022

• Let’s take a look back at the year 2021 in the City of Vision
• The stories that defined Tampa Bay’s tech scene in 2021 Email Facebook LinkedIn Twitter
• New Speaker, Headphone, and Earphone Perspectives with Voice Coil January 2022
• Self-driving tech a staple of the show; EV tech a relative newcomer
• Does analog have a place in the machine learning world?
• How Waves and Pulses Help Us Control Servos And Other Motors
• Minneapolis’ Niron Magnetics still small, but intends to be big player in greener economy
• Medtech scores its biggest-ever venture haul
• Mouser Electronics Signs Global Distribution Deal with Liquid Instruments, Offers Moku FPGA-Based Testing Platforms
• Mouser goes worldwide with Liquid Instruments
• Be optimistic with your vision, but pessimistic in your planning
• Former Allstate Chairman and CEO joins NTx’s Board of Directors
• Professor Jian-Ping Wang to be inducted into the National Academy of Inventors
• Former Allstate CEO joins board of Rio Rancho’s Nature’s Toolbox
• New funding values Nuburu at $350M
• Beyond Imagination and GelSight pair tactile sensing with telepresence robotics
• Electronic Products announces winners of the 2021 Product of the Year Awards
• The first human study has launched to treat HIV patients with CRISPR. The CEO of the gene-editing startup says it could be a one-time cure
• NTx receives money to bring in more workers
• ARM Institute Selects Eight New Robotics Projects for Funding

December 2021

• The Most Influential People in San Diego: SD 500
• Next-Gen Voice Interfaces for Smart Things and Loquacious Folks
• Quantum Computing for the Discovery of Materials
• [PODCAST] Sense Think Act – Ep. 9: Youssef Benmokhtar – Digitization of Touch and Meta AI Partnership
• 101 Best & Most Active Washington Private Equity Firms
• Built on AWS, Voltaiq Unlocks Battery-Powered Product Innovation at Amazon
• The 22 Startups to Watch in Boston in 2022

November 2021

• Facebook is enabling a new generation of touchy-feely robots
• Facebook battles the challenges of tactile sensing
• Teaching robots to perceive, understand, and interact through touch
• InterVenn Presents Results at American Society for Mass Spectrometry Conference
• IBM Maximo and Partium join forces for the best part search
• Voltaiq is helping companies like Mercedes-Benz keep their EVs on the road
• Massachusetts Innovation Network Announces the 2021 Eddies Winners
• Meta Developed Touch Sensitive Robot Skin Because You Know, Zuck Wants To Be Human
• Who’s on fire and innovating in Boston? BostInno’s 2021 Inno on Fire
• InterVenn Biosciences to Participate at Two Upcoming Investor Conferences in November
• SoftBank is betting big on healthcare in its 2nd fund. Here are the 12 startups it’s backed in the last 10 months.
• 101 Best Massachusetts Robotics Companies and Startups
• 6K Additive and Freemelt to develop refractory metal powder for EB-PBF
• The Other Side: Not Every Part Of The US Is Awash In VC Dollars

October 2021

• 6K Raises $51M for battery material development and expansion of additive manufacturing powders
• Now’s the Time for Real-Time Process Analytics
• GelSight Mobile Series 2 Offers Compact and Ergonomic Tactile Measurement
• Don’t Wait for Solid-State Batteries to Buy an EV
• [PODCAST] 6K Additive President on making metal AM more sustainable
• TechVibe Neighborhood Tour: The Strip District
• NanoCellect Raises $35M
• Voltaiq Integrates Data Across Battery Lifecycle To Optimize Performance
• From the American heartland, a startup boom
• Mobile Device for Surface Characterization
• Former National Security Advisor John Bolton Joins BioFlyte Board of Directors
• Gamma Biosciences Invests in Nirrin Technologies to Overcome Process Analytical Challenges
• Examining the Practically Nonfunctional Federal Biowatch Program
• Biotech sets up new Durham headquarters with plans to hire
• Big Thumbs Up for RAPID + TCT 2021

September 2021

• Azumo Shines A Light On The Future Of LCD Displays
• InterVenn Biosciences to Present at the Morgan Stanley 19th Annual Global Healthcare Conference
• Filipino BioTech founder is changing the game in the global fight against cancer with AI, machine learning & ‘glycan’ research
• Phl’s ‘Elon Musk’ is changing the game in global fight vs cancer
• Strategies for power-efficient machine learning at the edge
• FPGA-based instruments: Inside the Moku benchtop test gear
• Has OLED’s burn-in problem been fixed?
• Filipino Innovator And Entrepreneur Revolutionizing Global Fight Against Cancer
• Embedded Executive: Tom Doyle, Founder and CEO, Aspinity
• FDA clears first-of-its-kind trial to see if CRISPR gene editing can cure HIV
• NanoCellect Raises $35M to Support Commercial Push for Second-Generation Cell Sorter
• Israeli product discovery platform Syte acquires retail tech and clients of Philly’s Slyce
• Medical Devices industry venture financing deals total $1.9bn globally in August 2021
• $51M to Ramp up 6K’s Production of Batteries and 3D Printing Metals
• Excision’s CRISPR gene editing therapy for HIV is heading into human testing after FDA clearance
• Swiss dermatology company partners with Framingham medical device firm
• FDA approves first trial investigating CRISPR gene editing as HIV cure
• Gamma Biosciences invests in Nirrin, looks to address ‘large unmet need’ for accurate real-time in-line analytics
• Freedom from rare earth magnets?

August 2021

• The Station: The script for Elon Musk’s Loop drivers, Redwood snags $700M and a chat with Kodiak Robotics’ co-founder
• InterVenn Biosciences quintuples funding with $201M for AI-powered cancer tests
• Busy Nav Screen? Get Ready For Information Everywhere In Your Car
• New Anzu Fund Reaches $130M
• SoftBank, others invest $201M in Peninsula startup, next-gen cancer test
• Cleaner Battery And Electric Vehicle Tech Startups Are Getting Bigger Checks
• Tampa Bay companies raised nearly $50 million in July
• GM and the Auto Industry Race to Extinguish Costly Battery Fires
• OTI Highlights the Challenge for Under-Display Cameras
• Glycoproteomics: a new era in biomarkers
• What Startups Need to Know When Expanding to China
• Revolutionizing Immunology With ImmunoScape’s Deep Immunomics Platform
• Instrument road test: The Liquid Instruments Moku:Pro
• Zeteo Tech Awarded Competitive Grant From the National Science Foundation
• Blue industrial lasers make it easier to work with reflective metals in additive manufacturing

July 2021

• Chutes & Ladders—AstraZeneca internally promotes Galbraith to helm cancer R&D
• New Mexico invests $5 million in local biotech company
• How Computers with Humanlike Senses Will Change Our Lives
• Podcast – Tech of Sports: Felix Breitschädel, PhD, Norwegian Olympic Sports Centre
• Aspinity’s new acoustic event detection evaluation kit with Infineon XENSIV™ MEMS microphone
• Tampa Bay investment firm launches $130M fund to back life science, industrial tech startups
• There Won’t Be Enough Batteries to Fulfill the Industry’s EV Promises
• How to Scale a Hardware Startup in a SaaS World
• 6K’s UniMelt receives ‘Top Product of the Year Award’ for sustainability benefits
• Integrate the right display for your application (MAGAZINE)
• Robotic Finger Digs, Finds, Identifies Small Buried Objects
• University of Minnesota spinout Niron Magnetics raises $21.3M to build new facility
• Podcast – Startup Hustle: Hardware Startups Disrupting an Industry

June 2021

• Startup Funding: May 2021
• Nuburu awarded patent for copper welding
• First deployable COVID-19 detection system targets school, workplace safety
• If We Have Vaccines, Why Do We Still Need Testing?
• Gelsight Appoints New CEO to Drive Market Adoption of Elastomeric 3D Imaging and Metrology Solutions
• Announcing the 2021 Eddies Finalists
• Liquid Instruments Raises $13.7M in Series B Round
• Blue laser additive manufacturing
• The magic box that’s a unicorn in the making
• New manufacturing technology to replace rare earths in magnets
• Lockdown Doesn’t Mean Science Takes A Break: MOKU:GO, GO, GO
• The Shot Peener – Summer 2021
• The Race to Put Silk in Nearly Everything

May 2021

• Crikey! Aussie Media Master Snags LI Captioning King
• Nuburu awarded additional blue laser patent
• NanoCellect Biomedical Reinvents the Cell Sorter with the WOLF G2
• The World According to Analog: Why Our Digital Futures Depend on Analog
• Liquid Instruments raises $13.7M to bring its education-focused 8-in-1 engineering gadget to market
• Startup Liquid Instruments raises $13.7 million for portable lab technology
• A sharp-tipped robot finger to identify buried objects
• Slender robotic finger senses buried items
• How Long Do Vaccine Protections Last? Science Can’t Say for Sure
• Aspinity’s Awesome Analog Artificial Neural Networks (AANNs)
• Albuquerque biotech startup develops Covid-19 breath test technology

April 2021

• Excision BioTherapeutics Appoints Biotechnology Industry Research & Development Veteran, William Kennedy, M.D., as Senior Vice President, Clinical Development
• BioSkryb Appoints Sean Keohane Senior Vice President of Commercial Operations
• Keohane to spearhead commercialization of BioSkryb’s ResolveDNA
• Former Morgan Stanley co-CEO of Asia Pacific joins Tampa investment firm
• Anzu Partners appoints Strong as a partner
• Nuburu awarded US patent for copper welding with blue laser
• Former Morgan Stanley top overseas exec joins area investment firm
• William H. Strong Joins Anzu Partners as a Partner
• Low Power LCDs from Sharp and Azumo
• Singapore to start T cell study on Covid-19-vaccinated individuals
• Acoustic detection kit unveiled for always-on smart home devices
• COVID-19 Story Tip: Profiles of Immune Cells Show Defense Against COVID-19 Mutants Similar to Original Virus
• Evaluation kit simplifies design of battery-powered, smart-home products
• Hate those too-bright LED billboards? This Somerville startup has an answer.
• How Azumo Takes A Lot Of The Heat And Power Usage Out Of Outdoor Full-Video Displays
• ImmunoScape Closes $14M Funding Round
• Aspinity Expands into Audio Event Detection
• Portable Eight-Function Instrumentation Module Serves Students, Professionals
• Anzu Partners Grows Fund and Leadership
• Growing a Software Business in the Pandemic
• Aspinity Now Targets Acoustic Event Detection
• Immunomics firm reels in $14m to advance drug discovery
• [PODCAST] The Bio Report: Characterizing the Immunome at Scale

March 2021

• Aspinity Joins STMicroelectronics Partner Program
• Valo and ImmunoScape identify peptides for coronavirus vaccine development
• 6 things every young entrepreneur can learn from the latest University of Toronto Entrepreneurship Week
• Automotive New: People on the Move – Larry Burns, Ph.D. / Steve Bullock
• 2021 BIO Digital Buzz of BIO – Most Innovative Companies
• Six takeaways from U of T Entrepreneurship Week 2021
• Blue lasers reach for the sky
• Meet The Disruptors: Mike Casper of Azumo On The Three Things You Need To Shake Up Your Industry
• Combo instrument platform designed to help science and engineering students
• 2021 Best Tech Startups in New Mexico
• T cells recognize recent SARS-CoV-2 variants
• NUBURU Awarded Core Patent for Copper Welding with Blue Light in Key Industrial Applications

February 2021

• Can the U.S. Become Self-Sufficient in Aerospace Alloy Metal Powders?
• Boat Bottom Paint Market To Witness Stunning Growth To Generate Massive Revenue Forecast to 2027 | Adaptive Surface Technologies, Epaint, Flexdel Aquagard
• This company is using quantum-inspired algorithms to help create the OLED displays of the future
• Analyze-first analog addresses power challenges at the edge
• EV Motor Materials Monthly Special Feature: Q&A with Niron Magnetics
• What to expect from the MEMS industry in 2021?
• Startups Funded by Amazon
• Low power design: Tips, tricks, and insights for meeting your power budget
• Curtail power usage in voice-control systems
• ImmunoScape, Johns Hopkins Team Profiles T Cell Response in COVID-19 Patients
• Filipino-led company in Silicon Valley hopes to use AI for cancer cure
• AZUMO Light Transmission
• Researcher turns £1 make-up sponge into sensor with potential to improve medical care
• ImmunoScape establishes U.S. headquarters in San Diego
• NUBURU establishes advisory board
• OLED TVs probably won’t get any smaller – here’s why

January 2021

• SBA Announces Recipients of Tibbetts Awards for Demonstrating Significant Economic and Social Impact from R&D Funding
• Former US Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense Dr. Joe Felter joins 6K’s Advisory Board
• Blinded by the light: Chicago startup’s technology saves your eyes — and energy, too
• FLEx Lighting Rebrands as Azumo, Maker of LCD 2.0™ Technology Providing Better Visibility and Longer Battery Life
• Covid-19 Story Tip: Study Profiles Immune Cells Fighting COVID-19, May Help Guide Next-Gen Vaccine Development
• Profile of T Cells, Broadly Neutralizing Antibodies, Anti-Viral Targets: COVID-19 Updates
• Voice evaluation kit leverages analog ML chip
• US government acts to reduce dependence on China for rare-earth magnets
• Lessons learned during Great Recession will help New Mexico economy recover after pandemic
• Despite a rough year for the economy, several companies expand at Sandia Science & Technology Park
• Campbell River to expand CRadvantage network
• Future OLED TVs could get eye-tracking sensors, but do we need them?
• Bottom Paints in 2021: Modern Eco-Friendly Antifouling Coatings
• Blinded by the light: Chicago startup’s technology saves your eyes — and energy, too

December 2020

• Player Personnel: Colorado’s top tech and startup hires in November
• Fruits Vending, ImmunoScape and SkyLab Networks bag Emerging Enterprise awards
• FLEx Lighting raises $9M to commercialize its display lighting for tablets
• Colorado laser maker lands venture capital backing
• Nuburu completes $20m Series B funding round
• BioSkryb Announces Research Grants to Access Breakthrough Single-Cell Whole Genome Amplification Technologies
• Nature’s Toolbox relocating from Santa Fe to Rio Rancho for large expansion
• Genetics startup looking for a ‘breakthrough’ offers grants to researchers
• Quantum Computing for the Discovery of Materials
• Aspinity Releases Analog Voice-First Evaluation Kit for Battery-Operated Devices
• P2 Billion Raised: This Filipino CEO’s Biotech Startup is Working On Early Detection of Ovarian Cancer
• Better Than MDA: PTA Whole Genome Amplification Has More Info, Fewer Errors
• 2020: The year’s biggest 3D printing launches, applications and industry developments
• Ai-Media expands US footprint with two new acquisitions
• Blood Biomarkers for Detection of Brain Injury in COVID-19 Patients

November 2020

• Industrial blue laser firm NUBURU appoints CEO and CFO
• InterVenn Biosciences Raises $34M For Ovarian Cancer, Immuno-oncology Therapies
• How a deal with Home Depot led to Philadelphia tech firm’s merger with Austrian company
• Nature’s Toolbox, a Santa Fe tech startup, appoints executive with experience in Big Pharma
• Niron teams with Marquette University and GM for EV drivetrains
• OTI Lumionics Sees Opportunities in OLED Field
• Blood Biomarkers for Detection of Brain Injury in COVID-19 Patients

October 2020

• Agilent, InterVenn to Partner on Clinical Glycoproteomic Analysis
• Laser Focus World announces 2020 Innovators Awards
• The risk of COVID-19 infection on flights is ‘very low,’ and 1 infected passenger would take 54 hours to spread the virus to others onboard, a US government study found
• US Defense awards 6K $1M to convert critical scrap metals into AM powder

• Here’s who won at the 2020 Chicago Innovation Awards

September 2020

• Aspinity Raises $5.3M to Deploy Neuromorphic Analog Processing IC
• Adaptive Surface Technologies Announces Corporate Partnership with SABIC for Sustainable Packaging Development and New Funding Round
• Coughing Dummies Help Boeing and United Track Viruses on Planes
• $180 million tech player Ai-Media will now float on the ASX

August 2020

• ImmunoScape: T cells could be critical in Covid-19 battle
• ImmunoScape: Singapore biotech firm doing Covid-19 research gets $15m fund injection
• NTx: Santa Fe company could help manufacture COVID-19 vaccines

June 2020

• BioSkryb: ABQ tech company takes flight with $1.25M seed round

April 2020

• BioSkryb: Addressing Coronavirus Testing Bottleneck, Scientists Turn to RNA-Extraction-Free PCR

February 2020

• Adaptive Surface Technologies: A Greener Solution to Deter Marine Biofouling
• Eliminating sticky situations with Adaptive Surface Technologies

January 2020

• Startup BioSkryb Eyes Oncology Applications for Single-Cell DNA Sequencing
• GelSight: The Fake Finger That Could Save Fortunes: MIT Spin-Out Raises $10M For Touch-Inspired
• OTI Lumionics: Accelerating materials design with Azure Quantum