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Science Exchange

http://scienceexchange.com/
Last activity: 09.09.2026
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We enable researchers to search, order, and pay for over 4700 scientific services online, improving access to service providers at 500 universities and contract research institutions.

Co-founded by a team of scientists, engineers, and designers in the Y Combinator program, the venture-backed company aims to help investigators save on costs, improve the efficiency of their research, and speed up the pace of scientific discovery.
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Employees: 51-200
Total raised: $78.8M
Founded date: 2011

Investors 8

Funding Rounds 6

DateSeriesAmountInvestors
24.10.2019-$20MNorwest Ve...
30.06.2017Series C$28MUNION SQUA...
23.03.2016Series B$25M-
16.10.2013Grant$1.3M-
01.05.2013Series A$3MUNION SQUA...
02.12.2011-$1.5M-

Mentions in press and media 96

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09.09.2026Proving AI in the Real World: Our Investment in IntelligenceIndex Partner Vlad Loktev, Intelligence co-founders Grace Li and Kamryn Ohly, and Index Partner Eryk Dobrushkin Do you remember learning to ride a bike? At first, you probably had training wheels or a parent’s hand keeping you upright. Even...
09.09.2026Maximum Impact, Maximum Adventure: How Scott Morton and Revel Are Enabling the Next Generation of Hardware CompaniesScott Morton, Founder and CEO of Revel. This time, things were a bit different. For one, it was Morton’s first solo trip to Catalina — a crossing few sailors attempt alone, through the busy San Pedro Channel, where the waters run deep and c...
10.02.2026Science Exchange Caps Transformational 2025 with Double-digit Growth, Product Expansion, and ESG MomentumR&D orchestration platform achieves 66% GMV growth, surpasses $1B in cumulative transactions, and expands product capabilities to accelerate R&D innovation Accelerating market demand is driving our expansion into new categories and ...
31.03.2025Science Exchange Acquires HappiLabsScience Exchange, a Palo Alto, CA-based provider of life sciences procurement and supplier management SaaS solutions, acquired HappiLabs, a Chicago, IL-based software and services company specializing in scientific procurement support. The ...
01.10.2024Waud Capital Partners Acquires Science ExchangeScience Exchange, a Palo Alto, CA-based provider of life sciences procurement and supplier management SaaS solutions, today announced its acquisition by Waud Capital Partners. The amount of the deal was not disclosed. The partnership with W...
20.06.2024Cromatic unveils AI-powered ‘Sourcerer’ vendor search tool for outsourcing R&D in the life sciences[Disclosure: AgFunder is the parent company of AgFunderNews.] Cromatic—a startup building a platform for outsourcing life sciences research—has unveiled a new AI-powered tool enabling users to identify relevant contract research organizatio...
15.10.2023Open Source, the AI stack, and need for permissionless experimentationAn obvious observation: open-source software has been an integral part of software development for decades. This collaborative approach enables developers across the world to work together on projects in a decentralized manner. Making sourc...
25.04.2023CarbonChainCo-authored by Rebecca Kaden Of the world’s 2,000 largest public companies, at least 21% now have net-zero commitments. To fulfill these commitments, companies need to understand their full emissions. Despite increased efforts, there are s...
02.03.2023Joining USV – MattI’m thrilled to be starting at USV as an analyst on our investment team. I’m joining USV from AeroFarms, a startup building vertical farms around the world. During my time there, I wore a bunch of different hats, ranging from working with e...
26.01.2023Hume AIBob Dylan’s song Like A Rolling Stone contains the famous chorus: “How does it feel?” This line heralded a generation of music, art, and science that tackled the messiness and complexity of human feeling with an intensely directed focus. ...
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30.01.2024
Avoid working at this company. The team is Silicon Valley-based, but has none of the morals and values of Silicon Valley. There is lying, back stabbing, and the company internally promotes people who have no business being there - look at the product leadership team for instance. They have not given bonuses in years, and avoid even talking about it. Finally the team is run by people who are racist. Avoid at all costs.

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