The capital will help push development of the Cornell University spinout's copolymer-based materials for nanofabrication.
TeraPore Technologies, a US-based nanofabrication technology spinout from Cornell University, has raised $6m in an oversubscribed series A round led by VC firm Anzu Partners.
RA Capital Management, Artiman Ventures and the spinout’s legal counsel, law firm Wilson Sonsini Goodrich and Rosati also took part in the round.
Founded in 2013, TeraPore is developing filters that use scalable copolymer blocks. The polymers are fabricated into membranes and then spontaneously form into highly uniform structures featuring precise nanoscale holes.
The technology…
