The company plans to triple its biomanufacturing R&D capacity beyond what it is currently and also develop new software programs. The company has more than 30 customers, ranging from startups to large firms.
With the funding, which came from Section 32, Eniac Ventures and Y Combinator, the company will advance its technology and add new employees to its sales and engineering teams.
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The company's initial program, known as ND-1000, is a combination of an existing generic cancer medication with a natural product that is meant to boost the effectiveness of CAR T-Cell therapy.
The company also appointed to its board former Novartis CEO Joe Jimenez, who was involved with the Swiss drugmaker's hiring of former Trump attorney Michael Cohen.
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