Berkeley Lights, Inc. (BLI), a leader in digital cell biology, closed a $95 million financing round led by Nikon and backed by existing investors Sequoia Capital, Walden-Riverwood Ventures, Black Diamond Ventures, and Paxion Capital. New investors Cota Capital, KTB Network, Atinum Investment, Shangbay Capital, AJS
SolidEnergy, which designs and manufactures the “lightest practical rechargeable cells in the world,” closed $30 million in financing from an undisclosed investor. According to the company, it supplies Li-Metal cells to aeronautics, space, and consumer drones customers whose high-altitude pseudo satellites provide free, open access to
IsoPlexis completed $13.5 million in Series B financing. Spring Mountain Capital led the round, with participation from Connecticut Innovations, Ironwood Capital, and North Sound Ventures. IsoPlexis is a life sciences company that is developing a cellular response analysis platform that identifies a wide range of patient