
United States · Research startup
BigHat Biosciences is a biotechnology company founded in 2019 and based in San Mateo, California.
Funding reportedLast round: Series B
BigHat Biosciences is a biotechnology company founded in 2019 and based in San Mateo, California.
The company focuses on designing safer and more effective antibody therapies using its proprietary MillinerTM platform, which integrates machine learning, synthetic biology, and automated high-speed wet-lab automation. BigHat aims to improve human health by simplifying the design of advanced antibody therapeutics for challenging diseases in oncology, inflammation, and immunology. As a Series B company, BigHat has raised over $100 million in funding, including a $75 million Series B round led by Section 32. The company has a pipeline of 10 therapeutic programs and collaborates with notable pharmaceutical partners such as AbbVie, Eli Lilly, Merck, and Amgen. With a team of approximately 80 to 112 employees, BigHat fosters a team-oriented and inclusive culture, emphasizing innovation in drug discovery and development.
Funding, as reported
From BigHat Biosciences's own website: 1 founder, 34 on the team.
And 16 more on the team.
AdvisersMark DePristoStanley LapidusTheresa Tribble
What they build
Known for
health carebiotech high-throughput platformsbiotech strategic partnershipsbiotechnology researchtherapeutic antibody engineeringbiotherapeutic design automationbiologics developmentmanufacturingmulti-specific antibody engineeringrapid antibody screeningde novo antibody designantibody optimization algorithmsdata-driven drug discoverymachine learning platformbiotech fundingai-enabled biologics manufacturing
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