Venn BioSciences Corp.
Biotechnology
InterVenn Biosciences specializes in clinical glycoproteomics, leveraging artificial intelligence to enhance biomarker discovery, disease detection, and therapeutic monitoring. Their advanced platform provides critical insights into glycoproteins, facilitating early disease intervention and personalized medicine. With a focus on predictive and preventive healthcare, InterVenn is dedicated to transforming precision medicine and improving patient outcomes through cutting-edge technology and innovative research.
Founded: 2017
Daniel Hommes, M.D., Ph.D. Chief Medical Officer |
Jason Myers, Ph.D. President |
Brian Hogan Chief Financial Officer |
Dan Serie Chief Data Officer |
Stephana Patton, Ph.D., J.D. Chief Legal Officer |
Joshua Stahl Chief Executive Officer |
InterVenn Biosciences, the life sciences company pioneering glycoproteomic-based diagnostics, today announced that Joshua Stahl has been appointed as Chief Executive Officer to guide the company’s next phase of commercial growth.
Exit comes at a time with nearly 2M sf of life science space available on the Bay Area market, including both sublease and direct listings.
Exit comes at a time with nearly 2M sf of life science space available on the Bay Area market, including both sublease and direct listings.
The company, which has raised close to $300 million, counts among its founders Carolyn Bertozzi, a Stanford University chemistry professor and 2022 winner of the Nobel Prize.
InterVenn Biosciences, the life science company pioneering glycoproteomics, presented new data at the 2023 Digestive Disease Week (DDW) annual conference, which was honored as a "Poster of Distinction". This data, generated by InterVenn’s novel, proprietary biomarker discovery platform, GlycoVision™, analyzed 575 retrospective samples and was able to achieve an overall sensitivity of 89% and specificity of 89% for predicting advanced adenoma (AA) and colorectal cancer (CRC).
US-based clinical technology company InterVenn Biosciences has established Malaysia as the regional hub for delivery of its medical healthcare services and products in the Asean and Asia-Pacific regions.
In recent years, startups using artificial intelligence to develop liquid biopsy tests for cancer have attracted large hauls of medtech venture capital. In fact, four of the industry’s five largest VC rounds of 2020 went to companies developing AI platforms to improve cancer diagnosis and treatment.