Nebula Genomics has raised $4.3 million in seed financing from venture capital firms and has also partnered with Veritas Genetics, the company said recently.
Nebula, which was founded last year by Harvard University researchers including George Church, aims to build a platform on which genomic data can be shared by harnessing blockchain technology.
The startup secured funding from Khosla Ventures, Arch Venture Partners, Fenbushi Capital, Mayfield, F-Prime Capital Partners, Great Point Ventures, Windham Venture Partners, Hemi Ventures, Mirae Asset, Hikma Ventures, and Heartbeat Labs, and plans to use the financing to continue building a decentralized marketplace for genomic data.
Under the partnership with Veritas, Nebula will have access to Veritas' open-source software platform, Arvados.
"Our investors, along with Veritas, share our commitment to lowering access barriers to genomic data, and solving one of the primary roadblocks preventing personalized medicine becoming a reality today," Kamal Obbad, CEO and co-founder of Nebula Genomics, said in a statement.
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