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Epicore Biosystems Acquires Eccrine Systems Assets, Adds Seasoned Executive Laura Lang To Its Board Of Directors

May 04, 2022about 3 years ago

Acquiring Company

Epicore Biosystems

Acquired Company

Eccrine Systems

CambridgeHealth Care

Description

Upon completing its recent $10 million series A funding round, digital health and wearable solutions company Epicore Biosystems announced today that it has acquired the assets and intellectual property of Eccrine Systems, a Cincinnati-based wearable sensor company with advanced aptamer-based sweat sensing technology utilized for precision medicine and adherence monitoring. Epicore also added Laura Lang, marketing executive, investor, and previous CEO of Time, Inc. and Digitas to its board of directors.

Company Information

Company

Epicore Biosystems

Location

410 MEMORIAL DRIVE

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States

About

Epicore Biosystems is a privately held digital health solutions company spun out of the Querrey-Simpson Institute for Bioelectronics at Northwestern University. It has established partnerships with Fortune 100 companies, the Department of Defense, and leading research hospitals to drive personalized care with its proprietary wearable microfluidic products.

FundzWatch™ Score

77
High M&A Activity

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