Envisagenics

United States
New York City, New York, United States, 11101

Company profile

Envisagenics company profile

Envisagenics focus on the discovery of RNA therapeutics. Their mission is to reduce the complexity of biomedical data to accelerate the development of innovative therapeutic solutions through RNA splicing analytics and artificial intelligence. Over 30 million people in the US suffer from genetic diseases or cancer that could be caused by mutations affecting RNA splicing. 370 human diseases are known to be caused by splicing errors, and more remain to be discovered. Their breakthrough technology, SpliceCore, is a cloud-based platform that is experimentally validated to predict drug targets and biomarkers through splicing discovery from RNA-seq data, using Artificial Intelligence. We are using our software to identify splicing errors causative of diseases, identify the right drug targets, and develop RNA therapeutics through partnerships and collaborations with Biopharma. Their in-silico RNA therapeutics discovery platform replaces expensive drug-target selection and lead design with efficient computer simulations, decreasing time, cost, and failure risk of drug development programs. Envisagenics was founded in 2014 as a spinout of Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory.

Business identity

Contact email
[email protected]
Phone number
(516)847-5485
Operating status
Active
Company type
For Profit
Employee range
11-50 employees
Revenue range
$0-$1M
Founded
2014-04-22

Headquarters

Postal code
11101
Country code
US
Continent
North America

Capital profile

Funding and company signals

Funding stage
Early Stage Venture
Funding rounds
14
Total equity funding
$47.6M
Last funding
Series B / $25M / 2024-06-04
Last equity funding
Series B / $25M
Investors
18
Lead investors
8
Founders
2
Articles
43

Founders and investors

Founders

Maria Luisa PinedaMartin Akerman

Lead investors

Accelerate Long IslandDynamk CapitalGrand Central TechM12 - Microsoft's Venture FundNational Cancer InstituteNational Institutes of HealthRed Cell Partnersthe Long Island Emerging technologies Fund (LIETF)

Investors

Bristol-Myers SquibbMadronaNational Institutes of HealthRed Cell PartnersSV Angel