
An angel investment group of University of Pennsylvania alumni backing early-stage technology start-ups

Family-office venture fund backing early-stage companies that link computational and life sciences

incTANK Ventures is a family-office fund that invests in emerging entrepreneurs. It concentrates on young ventures that connect computational and life sciences, mainly around Boston but not only there.
Founders in computational and life sciences. Portfolio news mentions Agrivida, Elemental Machines and Tiba. One founder quoted on the site is Sonny Vu of Misfit.
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incTANK Ventures is ranked on 1 TrustList ranking at #44.
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It is one of 6 here listing early stage.
Of the top 65 here, 22 also cover healthtech and 17 also cover science; 14 also work in Boston and 13 also work in San Francisco.
Behind Hikma Ventures, ahead of International Biotechnology Trust.
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