Various biotech companies announced significant funding rounds for advancing next-gen therapies, diagnostic tests, and AI platforms, including Kailera Therapeutics for obesity treatments, Seaport Therapeutics for bioavailability enhancements, Aktis Oncology for radiopharmaceuticals, Alpha-9 Oncology for radiopharmaceuticals, Terray Therapeutics for AI-driven small molecule solutions, Triveni Bio for monoclonal antibody inhibitors, Purespring Therapeutics for kidney disease treatments, Inventiva for metabolic dysfunction-associated steatohepatitis, Cytovale for sepsis diagnostic tests, Judo Bio for oligonucleotide medicines, Resolution Therapeutics for end-stage liver disease therapies, Nuclera for protein expression systems, Nura Bio for brain-penetrant SARM1 inhibitors, Basecamp Research for programmable genetic medicines, Constructive Bio for custom genomic writing technology, Genespire for methylmalonic acidemia treatments, 858 Therapeutics for small molecule therapeutics, LoQus23 for allosteric small molecule MutSβ inhibitors, Arda Therapeutics for targeted cell depletion therapies, Enara Bio for TCR-based immunotherapies, MarchBio for CAR-T cell therapies, Phare Bio for AI-driven antibiotic discovery, Alyssum Therapeutics for CMTR2 inhibitors, Passkey Therapeutics for complex disease therapies, Lymphatica Medtech for lymphedema treatments, MARAbio for autism diagnosis, Tolerance Bio for thymus-based therapies, Shift Bioscience for cell simulation AI, Mindpeak for clinical diagnostic AI, C2N Diagnostics for tau tangle pathology tests, Booster Therapeutics for small molecule discovery, LIfT BioSciences for allogeneic innate cell therapies, PhoreMost for novel degrader programs, and Sequentia Biotech for bioinformatics platform expansion.