Dutch-based cellular technology company QurieGen has raised €2.2M in a pre-seed funding round, supported by investors including Tensor Ventures, Lighthouse Ventures, BSV Ventures, Moondust Ventures, and 22 Hor Invest, as well as Tim Draper of Draper Associates.
The funding will be used to develop AI-based technology to accelerate drug development progress in oncology and enhance the drug discovery and development process.
QurieGen's platform combines proprietary technology for cellular mapping, single-cell genomics, and advanced data science to build predictive disease biology and drug response models, reducing risks and accelerating drug discovery.
Selected for the prestigious NATO DIANA program, QurieGen will receive funding, access to test centers, and participation in dedicated accelerators to develop dual-use technologies applicable in both civilian and defense sectors.