Gentis provides injectable biomaterials for tissue augmentation and cell delivery.
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Location: United States, Pennsylvania, Radnor Township
Employees: 11-50
Total raised: $10M
Investors 1
| Date | Name | Website |
| 18.07.2021 | Ben Frankl... | sep.benfra... |
Funding Rounds 1
| Date | Series | Amount | Investors |
| 21.06.2007 | - | $10M | - |
Mentions in press and media 6
| Date | Title | Description |
| 31.01.2014 | DreamIt Health grad with molecular diagnostic for smartphone raises $1M | Other healthcare startups to get funding from Ben Franklin Technology Partners’ Southeastern Pennsylvania office include: CloudMine ($100,000): Another DreamIt Ventures grad, the company has a cloud-based HIPAA-compliant enterprise mobility... |
| 06.08.2010 | Gentis contemplates the perils of the spinal implant market | By Brandon Glenn David Anderson says the the road to developing an artificial spinal disc nucleus is littered with “spectacular failures.” But that doesn’t deter Anderson or his company, Philadelphia-based Gentis Inc., from trying to be the... |
| 05.08.2010 | Gentis hopes to conquer spine market where others have failed | Earlier this year, Disc Dynamics became one of those spectacular flameouts that Anderson mentioned. The Minnesota-based company collected about $65 million in venture funding over 10 years from such heavy hitters as Medtronic and Split Rock... |
| 21.06.2007 | Gentis raises $10M for spine-injected implants | Gentis, a Philadelphia developer of an injectable spinal implant, raised $10 million in a first round of funding. Pappas Ventures and Easton Capital led the round, joined by Ivy Capital Partners and Matignon Technologies. The company is at ... |
| - | DreamIt Health grad with molecular diagnostic for smartphone raises $1M | Directing a child to set up a diagnostic test is one way to illustrate the ease of using a device. That’s the approach Biomeme took for its pitch on crowdfunding website AngeList. Biomeme co-founder Max Perelman’s cute-as-a-button 7-year-ol... |
| - | Gentis hopes to conquer spine market where others have failed | David Anderson says the road to developing an artificial spinal disc nucleus is littered with “spectacular failures.” But that doesn’t deter Anderson or his company, Philadelphia-based Gentis, from trying to be the first to get a disc nucle... |