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Harris & Harris Group invests $2,800,000 in Evolved Nanomaterial Sciences, Inc.
Posted on March 09, 2006
Harris & Harris Group, Inc., announced today that it led a
$3,300,000 Series A round of financing of privately held Evolved
Nanomaterial Sciences, Inc. (ENS) of Cambridge, MA. Harris &
Harris Group invested $2,800,000 in this round of financing.
ENS has developed a number of nanotechnology-enhanced approaches for
the resolution of chiral molecules. ENS is using its proprietary
ESPTM technology to manufacture high-capacity, high-generality HPLC
columns that simplify chiral method development and chiral
chromatography and purification. The A round funding will be used
to fill out its manufacturing and product development capabilities
and to support the launch of its first line of commercially
available products.
Harris & Harris Group is a publicly traded venture capital company
that now makes initial investments exclusively in tiny technology,
including nanotechnology, microsystems and microelectromechanical
systems (MEMS). The Company's last 27 initial private equity
investments have been in tiny technology-enabled companies. The
Company has 20,756,345 common shares outstanding.
Detailed information about Harris & Harris Group and its holdings
can be found on its website at www.TinyTechVC.com.
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