
Curi Bio accelerates the discovery of next-generation medicines by integrating human cells, systems, and data. They offer advanced 3D tissue models of disease, biosystems for clinically relevant functional analyses, and AI/ML-enabled insights. This platform merges functional and analytical assessments for drug safety, efficacy, and potency, providing novel workflows and critical human data to inform R&D decision-making.

Curi Bio accelerates the discovery of next-generation medicines by integrating human cells, systems, and data. They offer advanced 3D tissue models of disease, biosystems for clinically relevant functional analyses, and AI/ML-enabled insights. This platform merges functional and analytical assessments for drug safety, efficacy, and potency, providing novel workflows and critical human data to inform R&D decision-making.
Founded: 2015 (originally NanoSurface Biomedical; rebranded to Curi Bio in July 2020)
Headquarters: Seattle, WA (additional offices listed in Boston and Amsterdam)
What they do: Develop iPSC-derived 3D tissue models, biosystems, and AI/ML analytics (The Curi Engine) to generate human-relevant functional data for preclinical drug discovery
Notable products: Mantarray, Nautilus, Stingray (engineered tissue/biosystem platforms)
Latest equity funding: Series B — $10M closed Dec 2, 2025 (led by DreamCIS)
Non-dilutive funding: Reported NIH SBIR awards totaling $4.4M (Aug 23, 2023); total NIH non-dilutive funding reported >$12M
Preclinical drug discovery and development — generating human-relevant functional and phenotypic data for safety, efficacy, and potency assessment.
2015
Biotechnology Research
6000000 USD
Announced as a $6M Series A (expected additional investors by end of Q2 2021).
10000000 USD
Described as a second closing of an oversubscribed Series A totaling $10M.
4400000 USD
Two SBIR grants totaling $4.4M; company reported total NIH non-dilutive funding >$12M as of this date.
10000000 USD
Announced as a $10M Series B to scale platforms and advanced data analysis.
“Backed by venture investors including Dynamk Capital, UTC Investment, DS Asset Management and DreamCIS; has received significant NIH SBIR/NIH non-dilutive support.”
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