Early Charm Ventures Launches Abri Science With $225K in Funding

A tech transfer collaboration that spans Baltimore and Philly is resulting in a new startup.

Abri Science is applying materials science to a therapy treating the metabolic disorder known as PKU. The company was formed as a portfolio company of Baltimore-based startup studio Early Charm Ventures through a licensing agreement with University of the Sciences in collaboration with tech transfer and commercialization company L2C Partners, both of which are based in Philadelphia.

The company received a $225,000 Small Business Technology Transfer grant from the U.S. National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases to further develop the technology.

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