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Nightingale Health is a health technology company transforming preventive care. We envisage a world that focuses on keeping people healthy rather than just treating illnesses. The wide-ranging disease risk predictions provided by Nightingale consist of two interconnected factors: The extensive blood analysis technology developed by Nightingale and a large amount of data on health events. Nightingale helps people make better personal health decisions and connects the health industry to offer their services for individuals preventative needs. By empowering the world with comprehensive health insights, we accelerate scientific discoveries, industry developments and improve personal health for everyone. We`re a team of 60 members––a diverse bunch with interdisciplinary expertise in business, marketing, computational medicine, data science, healthcare, IT, design and more––who envisage a world that focuses on keeping people healthy rather than just treating illnesses. So, if you are looking to enable good tech that could make a real difference, Nightingale is the place to be
Ventus is a newly established venture-backed biotech company pursuing small molecule therapeutics targeting key innate immune pathways for numerous auto-immune and auto-inflammatory diseases.
Lorian Home Health is a San Diego, CA-based company in the Healthcare, Pharmaceuticals, and Biotech sector.
Hazel Technologies develops products that extend the shelf life of produce. Our customers include some of the largest produce growers in the world.
DynamiCure is employing a platform-agnostic approach to discover and develop therapeutics designed to address significant unmet medical needs in oncology and autoimmune disease. We are driven by science and passionate about advancing patient care, translating pioneering new insights on immuno-normalization into a pipeline of innovative candidates with first-in-class and best-in-class potential. Since our founding in 2019, we have identified and obtained exclusive global rights to several novel targets and are rapidly advancing into the clinic both monoclonal and bispecific therapeutic antibody candidates.