Series A Advanced Materials Companies

Citroniq is driving the energy shift by developing carbon-negative materials on a large scale.

SVX is future-proofing manufacturing of cathode active materials for lithium-ion batteries in electric vehicles and energy storage systems.

Puraffinity develops precision materials to target chemicals, with an initial focus on PFAS in water

Oratomic develops neutral-atom quantum hardware and error-correction architectures for utility-scale fault-tolerant quantum computers.

MAKO develops a microfabrication technology to reduce drag and produce properties.

JOLT is supplying next-generation activated electrodes & protective coating solutions for hydrogen & water treatment electrolysis

Soliyarn is leveraging chemical vapor deposition technology to create textiles with unprecedented heating, sensing, and DWR functionality.

Advano is a renewable energy power company delivering a scalable silicon solution for lithium-ion batteries.

NanoTech Materials is a material science company that focuses on using Nano Technology to fireproof and reduce global energy consumption.

HAPPE Spine is a healthcare company that provides for the optimal mechanical properties of PEEK polymer materials.

Hynaero develops the Fregate-F100 amphibious water bomber aircraft for aerial wildfire suppression.

CarbonCapture is a climate tech company that develops direct air capture (DAC) machines to remove CO2 directly from the atmosphere.

ATLANT 3D leads atomic-scale manufacturing, innovating in microelectronics, optics, and photonics with digital precision.

Easy-to-use and scalable cooling for Science and Technology

BIOWEG is replacing microplastic with the power of bacteria and green chemistry.

ChEmpower is an advanced materials company that develops chemically reactive, abrasive-free planarization pads.

Simplifyber is a creator of fully-molded garment and shoe uppers made directly from a cellulose-based liquid.

Albert Invent provides a digital platform for materials science research and development.

Resonant Link delivers the world's fastest and easiest to use wireless charging for medical devices, consumer electronics, and EVs.

Faircraft is leveraging advanced synthetic biology and material science techniques to develop a lab-grown alternative to animal leather.

Boston Materials is a manufacturer of advanced materials for semiconductors and aerospace platforms.

Strong by Form develops timber-based biocomposites designed as alternatives to steel, aluminum, and concrete in construction and mobility.

VenoStent is a tissue engineering medical device company developing bioabsorbable polymer wraps for better outcomes in vascular surgery.

Molten Industries develops clean technology with the goal of decarbonizing the hydrogen market.

Princeton NuEnergy is a clean-tech startup focused on direct recycling technology for lithium-ion batteries.