CU Boulder Startups in the News

The CU startup was recognized for their work towards less invasive tests with simple, user-generated results to empower people with direct knowledge of their health.

AbbVie and MBC BioLabs announced Think Bioscience as one of two winners of their 2022 Golden Ticket Competition. The award supports entrepreneurial scientists and emerging biotechnology start-ups to accelerate early drug discovery and innovation for the potential benefit of patients worldwide.

Formerly SweetSense, the CU spinout snagged $5.5 million in Series A funding to accelerate the development and adoption of its satellite-connected sensors for managing water, energy and agricultural resources.

Prometheus Materials "bio-cement," developed in a CU Boulder lab, can lock away climate-warming gases inside the walls and foundations of future buildings.

Minus Materials is propelling eco-friendly construction with carbon-neutral cement

Venture Partners spinout LongPath Technologies CTO discusses research journey after testifying before the House Science, Space and Technology Committee June 8

Based on CU Boulder's patented technology, Solid Power has begun pilot production of an innovative solid-state battery cell that promises to offer electric-vehicle owners more range and shorter recharging times at a lower cost. Testing will begin with Ford and BMW later this year.

The biotech and engineering spinout closed its Series A Funding Round with $8 million to decarbonize the building materials industry.

On top of a major acquisition, the CU Boulder spinout beta launched their one-of-a-kind technology for commercial availability

This CU Boulder-founded leader in chip-to-chip optical connectivity announced that the company has secured $130 million in additional financing to drive the commercialization of its breakthrough optical I/O solution.