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Swift Biosciences

Swift Biosciences

Swift Biosciences is a biotechnology company founded in 2010 by Timothy Harkins.

Swift provides research tools for long term improvements in the health of individuals and their communities all around the world, specifically in the fight against cancer and understanding the complexities of inherited diseases.

Timeline

November 2018
Swift Biosciences raises a $4,000,000 venture round.
July 2017
Swift Biosciences raises a $12,200,000 series D round from Arboretum Ventures.
April 2016
Swift Biosciences raises a $3,000,000 series C round from Draper Associates, Fletcher Spaght Ventures and Michigan Accelerator Fund I.
September 2015
Swift Biosciences raises a $1,500,000 venture round.
October 17, 2013
Swift Biosciences raises a $7,000,000 series B round from Fletcher Spaght Ventures, Mercury Fund and Renaissance Venture Capital Fund.
February 2012
Swift Biosciences raises a $500,000 venture round.
August 19, 2010
Swift Biosciences raises a $3,000,000 series A round from Mercury Fund.
2009
Swift Biosciences was founded by Timothy Harkins.

Funding Rounds

Patents

Further Resources

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Swift Biosciences
March 4, 2021
www.prnewswire.com:443
/PRNewswire/ -- Swift Biosciences, pioneers in the development of DNA and RNA library preparation kits for Next-Generation Sequencing (NGS) and SPT Labtech,...
Swift Biosciences
February 18, 2021
www.prnewswire.com:443
/PRNewswire/ -- Genemarkers LLC, leaders in genomic research from Kalamazoo, MI and Swift Biosciences, pioneers in the development of DNA and RNA library...
Swift Biosciences
February 4, 2021
www.prnewswire.com:443
/PRNewswire/ -- A pioneer in the development of DNA and RNA library preparation kits for Next-Generation Sequencing (NGS) systems Swift Biosciences announces...
Swift Biosciences
January 27, 2021
www.prnewswire.com:443
/PRNewswire/ -- Swift Biosciences of Ann Arbor, MI has released a targeted gene panel that covers 100% of the SARS-CoV-2 S gene, even with limited viral titers....

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