Polycera was spun out from Water Planet, itself a spinout of UCLA, and was established to commercialise polymer membranes for water filtration.
Polycera Membranes, a US-based polymetric membrane filter spinout of water treatment technology developer Water Planet, itself a spinout from University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), closed a $9m series A round yesterday.
Venture capital firm Kairos Ventures led the round with participation from fellow VC firm Bluestem Capital and private equity company Wolfen Group.
Polycera Membranes was spun out from Water Planet to market a range of polymer membranes for drinking and wastewater filtration. The membranes are designed to be…
