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Envisagenics

Find therapeutic targets hidden in RNA splicing.

Company snapshot

Stage
Series B
Funding
Series B · Jun 4, 2024
Status
published
Updated
Nov 8, 2026
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What they're building

Find therapeutic targets hidden in RNA splicing. Envisagenics analyzes RNA splicing with AI to identify disease-specific drug targets, advancing therapeutic discovery for cancer and neurodegenerative conditions through its SpliceCore platform.

Founders

Maria Pineda

Co-founder and CEO

Martin Akerman

Co-founder and CTO

Foundation model usage

Editorial estimates from product descriptions. Model providers and actual usage are not confirmed.

Inferred architecture
Multimodal processing, Embeddings & semantic search
Estimated model demand
High intensity

NYC footprint

NYC office
30-02 48th Avenue, Suites 140 and 150, Long Island City, NY 11101

Funding

Latest funding: Series B · Jun 4, 2024.

Sources & location evidence

Open research desk ↗

Profile source review: 2026-11-04. Current company contact lists Suites 140 and 150 in Long Island City; NIH verifies company and machine-learning platform. Series B is dated June 4, 2024 on primary news index. Round size omitted because undisclosed in readable source.

Long Island City, Queens · verified office

30-02 48th Avenue, Suites 140 and 150, Long Island City, NY 11101. Current first-party contact gives complete suites; NIH corroborates Long Island City company base and ML platform. Do not replace suites with stale third-party Suite 290.

Envisagenics - Contact ↗

Source checked 2026-11-04

Notes

Envisagenics is tagged infra based on buyer clarity, repeat workflow activity, public activity, and fit with the AI Atlas map.

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