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Advion BioSciences

Ithaca, United States · Founded 1993 · $15.0M raised

Headquarters
Ithaca, New York
Employees
201–500
Founded
1993
Business Model
B2B
Total Funding
$15.0M
Last Round
$15.0M Series BMay 2002
Rounds
1

About

Advion BioSciences (now Advion Interchim Scientific) is a leading developer and manufacturer of mass spectrometry instruments, chip-based ion sources, microfluidic flow chemistry systems, and scientific consumables for laboratory research. Founded in 1993 based on novel techniques developed within the Cornell University laboratory of Dr. Jack Henion, the company is headquartered in Ithaca, New York. Over more than three decades, Advion has built a broad portfolio of chemist-centric, purpose-built mass spectrometers — including the expression CMS compact mass spectrometer, the SOLATION ICP-MS, the AVANT UHPLC, and the TriVersa NanoMate nanoelectrospray ionization source — serving academic, pharmaceutical, biopharmaceutical, and clinical clients worldwide. The company merged with French chromatography specialist Interchim to become Advion Interchim Scientific.

Summary

Advion BioSciences is a Biotech company based in Ithaca, United States, founded in 1993. It has raised $15.0M in total across 1 round, most recently a $15.0M Series B round in May 2002. Investors include Polaris Partners.

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Funding History

Series BSeries BMay 2002
$15.0M

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