iORGANBIO launches CellForge platform with $2M funding

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🧬 IORGANBIO, an SOSV portfolio company and current participant in the IndieBio startup development program, recently launched from stealth with $2M to redefine how human cells are made. The round was led by First Star Ventures, with participation from IndieBio, Cape Fear BioCapital, 2ndF, Terasaki Institute, and Alix Ventures. Their CellForge™ platform combines AI-driven prediction with automated control of 3D culture environments, enabling human cells and organoids to be engineered to address the 5 key bottlenecks that impact accessibility and cost in cell-based therapies and disease modeling: ➡️ Definability ➡️ Generalizability ➡️ Adaptability ➡️ Reproducibility ➡️ Scalability Founded by Daniel Delubac, Dr. shuibing chen (Weill Cornell Medicine), and Prof. Xiling Shen (MD Anderson Cancer Center), iOrganBio is bringing digital precision to the future of cell manufacturing. 🧬 Read more in Triangle Business Journal linked in comments.

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Love seeing AI applied to overcome reproducibility and scalability challenges in cell-based therapies. iORGANBIO’s approach could truly accelerate accessibility and precision in regenerative medicine.

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