CUNY-born digital olfaction technology developer MouSensor will receive funding and expertise from nanoelectronics institute Imec's investment fund.

MouSensor, a US-based digital olfaction technology developer based on City University of New York (CUNY) research, has received $3.3m in a seed round co-led by Imec’s investment fund, Imec.xpand.
Alexandria Venture Investments, the strategic investment arm of life sciences real estate trust Alexandria Real Estate Equities., co-led the round. New York state-sponsored VC firm New York Ventures and angel investor Elma Hawkins also took part.
Founded in 2016, MouSensor is developing a chip containing technology that it claims…

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