How biotech startups are funded, from seed round to IPO
Grants, angels, venture rounds, partnerships, IPOs and the less familiar routes in between, and what each one costs a founder in ownership.

Owen spent years reading biotech pipelines and company filings as an industry analyst. He writes about how drugs and cell therapies are developed, manufactured and paid for, with the numbers and the caveats left in.
Grants, angels, venture rounds, partnerships, IPOs and the less familiar routes in between, and what each one costs a founder in ownership.
Phase 2 is where most experimental drugs stop. The numbers behind that, the main reasons, and what they mean when you read trial news.
A pill comes off a production line by the million. Many cell therapies are made one patient at a time. Here is every step from collection to infusion.