Purdue plays an important role in wearable smart devices company
Purdue contributed $250,000 as part of a larger $3 million seed funding round for Ixana, a wearable smart devices company.
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Purdue contributed $250,000 as part of a larger $3 million seed funding round for Ixana, a wearable smart devices company.
Ixana’s patented high-speed Wi-R silicon chip communicates with 100 times more energy efficiency and is more secure than traditional wireless technologies
Ixana’s patented high-speed Wi-R silicon chip communicates with 100 times more energy efficiency and is more secure than traditional wireless technologies
Purdue Ventures, which manages three funds to support Purdue University-connected startups, has invested $250,000 in TRIO Pharmaceuticals Inc., a cancer immunotherapeutics startup founded by a Purdue University biophysics and structural biology alumnus. The company’s antibody-based therapeutics strengthens the body’s defense, the immune system, to eradicate cancer. Purdue Ventures’ investment is part of a larger $2.2 million series seed-funding round that includes investments from investor groups in the U.S. and Japan: NuFund Venture Group, SeedFolio, Friedman BioVentures, Tech Coast Ang...