Additional backing arms Schrödinger with $110M in first venture round — shining a spotlight on its own pipeline
Turns out Schrödinger wasn’t done with its Series E yet when it announced a star-studded $85 million investment this January in the lead-up to the JP Morgan confab. With a new stream of cash from Invus, Pavilion Capital, Laurion Capital Management and virtual reality entrepreneur Michael Antonov, the New York-based company now has $110 million in total to grow its sprawling computational chemistry operation.
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