NanoInk raises $12M for nanoscale manufacturing
NanoInk, a developer of tools used to write with nanoscale “ink” for medical and security purposes, has raised a round of $12 million, according to VentureWire (subscription required).
The company appears to have raised a large amount to date. The Medill School of Journalism reported that it has taken $50 million, although that may or may not have included the current round.
NanoInk is based in the Chicago area, with an office in Campbell, Calif. It was founded in 2001.
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