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National Science Foundation — Portfolio, Page 3

Investor actively backing innovative startups and growth-stage companies across various industries and funding rounds.

2,547
Companies
$10.1B
Total invested
$5.4M
Avg. check
53
Industries
Health Care 6Medical Device 4Advanced Materials 4Energy Storage 4Software 4Biotechnology 3+47 more
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Lasarrus
September 2024

Lasarrus develops devices for patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.

Health Care · Baltimore$499K Grant
Smart Girls HQ
September 2023

Smart Girls HQ is the best parenting resource community designed for parents raising smart girls everywhere.

EdTech · CharlotteNon-equity Assistance
Sylvatex, Inc.
September 2022

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

Advanced Materials · San Francisco$8.4M Series A
ADM Diagnostics
September 2022

This company is provides cutting edge analysis of brain images to enable disease diagnosis.

Health Care · Northbrook$2.0M Grant
Forest Devices
September 2024

Forest Devices is a medical device startup that develops a novel stroke screening device designed to detect early signs of stokes.

Health Care · PittsburghSeed
Harvest Thermal
September 2024

Harvest Thermal develops a control system for home use that integrates heating, hot water, and cooling with thermal storage.

Electronics · Berkeley$2.0M Grant
4Thought Technologies
September 2025

4Thought Technologies is an advanced no-code platform that unlocks the benefits of algorithmic trading and automated risk controls.

Financial Services · New York$256K Grant
Becq
September 2023

Becq is a materials engineering company that provides radiation shielding solutions.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) · CamdenGrant
Hyprlift, Inc.
September 2025

Introducing an advanced mobility system that’s reshaping the way buildings are designed and how people move within them.

Infrastructure · Santa Clara$200K Grant
Alva Health
September 2025

Alva Health develops healthcare wearables for remote stroke monitoring.

Health Care · Dallas$10K Grant
InnoTech Precision Medicine
September 2025

InnoTech Precision goal is to transform disease diagnosis so that prompt and efficient treatment

Biotechnology · Natick$2.8M Grant
QubitSolve
September 2025

QubitSolve is developing a software that helps helps engineers in conducting fast and accurate CFD simulations on quantum computers.

Aerospace · Morgantown$1.2M Grant
Parallel Flight Technologies
September 2023

Parallel Flight Technologies is developing drone technology that saves lives, property, and the environment.

Drone Management · Watsonville$1.0M Grant
HaptX
September 2022

HaptX is a leading haptics company that brings realistic touch to virtual reality for the first time with HaptX Gloves.

Hardware · Seattle$23.0M Series B
TruSpin Nanomaterial Innovation Inc.
September 2022

Advanced Materials, Nanomaterials

Advanced Materials · Birmingham$535K Seed
Healing Innovations
September 2021

Healing Innovations is a medical technology company.

Hardware · NashvilleGrant
Mobius
September 2021

Mobius provides environmental solutions that convert waste streams into chemicals and materials.

Advanced Materials · Lenoir CityGrant
Eden Concepts
September 2021

Eden Concepts is a precision agriculture technology development and consulting company specializing in vegetables and specialty crops.

Agriculture · Lenoir CityGrant
Active Energy Systems
September 2021

Active Energy Systems is leveraging its scientific expertise to develop and market an improved form of ice thermal energy storage.

Energy · KnoxvilleGrant
Eonix
September 2021

Eonix reduces the time and cost to design materials for lithium ion batteries that solve application specific pain points.

Advanced Materials · Knoxville$48K Grant
dfusion
September 2021

dfusion, a team of scientists and innovators, develops technology to promote evidence-based, health-related behavioral changes.

Biotechnology · Scotts Valley$1.7M Grant
Muzology
September 2021

Muzology makes music learning fun, engaging and effective.

E-Learning · NashvilleGrant
Arctura
September 2023

Arctura is dedicated to securing a sustainable energy future that is affordable, healthy, and accessible.

Energy · Wakefield$1.1M Grant
Valgotech
September 2021

Valgotech specializes in advanced materials, energy storage, and renewable energy systems.

Energy · Indianapolis$1.0M Grant

Where National Science Foundation invests

Health Care6
Medical Device4
Advanced Materials4
Energy Storage4
Software4
Biotechnology3

About National Science Foundation's portfolio

How many companies has National Science Foundation invested in?

National Science Foundation has invested in 2,547 companies tracked in our database. The portfolio spans multiple industries and funding stages, from seed-stage startups to late-stage companies.

What industries does National Science Foundation invest in?

National Science Foundation's top investment sectors include Health Care, Medical Device, Advanced Materials, Energy Storage, Software. The firm invests across 53 different industry categories.

What is National Science Foundation's largest investment?

Among tracked funding rounds, HaptX received $23.0M in a Series B round. National Science Foundation's total known invested capital is $10.1B.

What is the average investment size for National Science Foundation?

National Science Foundation's average investment size is $5.4M across its portfolio of 2,547 companies.

What are National Science Foundation's most recent investments?

Recent National Science Foundation portfolio additions include Lasarrus, Smart Girls HQ, Sylvatex, Inc., ADM Diagnostics, Forest Devices. These companies were founded in 2020 or later.

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