Parallel Fluidics Announced $1.8M In Funding To Lower The Barrier To Entry For Microfluidic Development
Parallel Fluidics Announced $1.8M In Funding To Lower The Barrier To Entry For Microfluidic Development
11/23/21, 3:00 PM
Location
bostonMoney raised
$1.8 million
Round Type
seed
Parallel Fluidics, a Boston-based digital manufacturer of microfluidic devices, is proud to announce it raised a $1.8 million round of financing from a syndicate of leading investors, founders, and technologists. This brings the company’s total funding to $2 million since its founding in 2020, including funding from the National Science Foundation. The company says it will use the funding to hire new employees, in particular manufacturing and mechanical engineers, and further develop its capabilities and capacity.
Company Info
Location
boston, massachusetts, united states
Additional Info
The company says it will use the funding to hire new employees, in particular manufacturing and mechanical engineers, and further develop its capabilities and capacity. Parallel Fluidics was founded in 2020 by Josh Gomes, a veteran of the organ-on-chip industry, and Andy Harris, a software engineer who previously built automated orchestration systems at Uber. BOSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Parallel Fluidics, a Boston-based digital manufacturer of microfluidic devices, is proud to announce it raised a $1.8 million round of financing from a syndicate of leading investors, founders, and technologists.