Expansion Technologies, Inc.

Cambridge, MA · Founded 2015 · Biotech · Private

Expansion Sequencing (ExSeq) technology for 3D spatial gene expression profiling in human brain tissue

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Sector
Biotech
Headquarters
Cambridge, MA
Founded
2015
Latest Form D
$1.5M, Nov 2017
Total capital
$4M
Federal grants
$500K
1 award · 2022
Rank in peer group#11 of 26
Private capital raised
$3.5M
2 Form D · last Nov 2017
107 months since last filing
Federal contracts
None on recordNo federal contract awards found.
Granted patents
None on recordNo USPTO grants. Applications publish after 18 months.

Capital timeline

2016201720182019202020212022FEDERAL ↑EQUITY ↓Cumulative $4M$500K1st Form D$2M2nd Form D$1.5M
2016201820202022FEDERAL ↑EQUITY ↓Cumulative $4M$500K2nd Form D$1.5M

Latest events

  • Federal grantHealth and Human S · Phase I · High-resolution 3D in situ Spatial Gene Expression Profiling Technology for Human Brain Specimens$500K
  • Private capital raisedForm D · SEC · 2nd filing$1.5M
  • Private capital raisedForm D · SEC · 1st filing$2M

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Standing among 26 peers

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Biotech · Instrument

  • Federal grants#11 · top 42%

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Founders and team

From SEC Form D filings
  • Edward BoydenDirectorNamed in SEC Form D filings
  • Oded KadoshDirectorNamed in SEC Form D filings
  • Tamar ErdfarbDirectorNamed in SEC Form D filings

What it has protected

No granted patents are on record.

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Checked: USPTO granted patents and published applications · Oct 23, 2026

Regulatory activity · Biotech

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Sources

Federal grants from SBIR/STTR, NIH, NSF and DoD records. Federal contracts from USAspending.gov. Private capital from SEC Form D. Patents from USPTO. Publications from OpenAlex. Regulatory activity from the Federal Register. Press matched on company name.

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Data freshness

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