Sector portfolio · Government fund · United States
National Institutes of Health's AI portfolio
National Institutes of Health has backed 15 AI startups in rounds we track, $107M between them, shown by the stage each has reached. The best-funded is Epitel.
National Institutes of Health's whole portfolioNational Institutes of Health's profile
Funding by segment
- Stage not reported$28M9
- Pre-seed and seed$2.8M3
- Series B$76M3
Where they are based
- United States15$107M
United StatesFounded
3 without a founding year on record.
Total raised
- Under $1M4
- $1M to $10M8
- $10M to $50M3
- $50M to $250M0
- $250M to $1B0
- $1B and over0
Each dot is a startup: the year it was founded across, the total it has raised up (each line is ten times the one below). Pick a segment to pick it out.
12 of 15 startups shown; the rest have no founding year or amount on record.
- 1 to 2
- 3 to 7
- 8 to 24
- 25 to 99
- 100 and more
- United States15
Startups by country, 1 country in all.
Segment by segment
Stage not reported
9 startups · $28M raised
Quiver BioscienceQuiver Bioscience develops medicines for brain disorders using human disease models and AI to advance drug development.United States$9.3M
AcuraStemAcuraStem harnesses human, patient-specific in vitro cell models and assays to develop cures and improve diagnoses in disorders of the CNS.United States$7.5M
eXoZymeseXoZymes develops enzyme-based biomanufacturing solutions that use AI-enhanced, cell-free enzyme systems.United States$5.0M
PediaMetrixPediaMetrix brings AI and computer vision to pediatric health to lower cost and improve outcome.United States$2.0M
InformAIInformAI delivers AI-enabled clinical solution focused on oncology and diagnostic imaging to improve patient outcomes.United States$1.5M
Aural AnalyticsWe build applications that use speech to detect subtle changes in brain health.United States$1.4M
BehaiviorBehaivior is a digital health company democratizing mental health recovery and wellness using AI, behavioral health tech, and wearables.United States$800K
Melax TechnologiesMelax Technologies specializes in machine learning, software, domain, natural language processing and medical coding services.United States$300K
Pre-seed and seed
3 startups · $2.8M raised
NextStep RoboticsNextStep Robotics is developing the first effective treatment option for foot drop to help stroke survivors.United States$1.2M
KitwareKitware is a software company that provides open source software solutions.United States$1.0M
Modality.AIModality.AI, Inc.United States$571K
Series B
3 startups · $76M raised
EpitelEpitel, Inc.United States$39M
EnvisagenicsEnvisagenics is an AI-driven biotechnology company founded in 2014, focusing on the discovery and development of novel RNA splicinUnited States$27M
Curi BioCuri Bio is a Seattle-based biotechnology company founded in 2015.United States$10M
How this map is made. Every startup here works in AI and has raised money in a round we track that names National Institutes of Health as an investor. Each sits under the stage of its latest round. Rebuilt nightly; updated 15 November 2026.
More portfolio maps
All portfoliosRaising from investors like National Institutes of Health?
Find the investors who back startups like yours, with their cheques, rounds and partners, in the app with filters, lists and exports.