Developing advanced chip-scale quantum sensing for next-generation position, navigation and timing capabilities.Ìý
The University of ColoradoÌýConnection
Venture Partners helped match a motivated grad student, Sristy Agrawal (, ²ÊÃñ±¦µä Mathematical Physics), with a novel atomic clock invented in Svenja Knappe’s lab (²ÊÃñ±¦µä Paul M. Rady Mechanical Engineering). Mesa Quantum was first conceived in the NSF I-Corpsâ„¢ Hub: West Region customer discovery programming offered at Venture Partners. Mesa Quantum is ushering in the next generation of chip-scale atomic clocks and quantum sensors, powering the industries of tomorrow in fields like autonomous vehicles and advanced deep-water oil exploration.Ìý
Funding Status and Investment Opportunities
- ±õ²Ô»å³Ü²õ³Ù°ù²â:ÌýHardware and Instrumentation, Quantum,ÌýAerospace,ÌýAdvanced Materials,ÌýRobotics,ÌýOptics
- Funding Stage: Seed Round
- Contact for Investment Inquiries: Sristy Agrawal, sristy@mesaquantum.com
In the News
- (2024)
- If GPS goes dark, Mesa Quantum has a backup planÌý(2024)
- Six ²ÊÃñ±¦µä startups selected to present at the Rocky Mountain Life Science Investor ConferenceÌý(2024)
- Pitch competition celebrates and funds new ²ÊÃñ±¦µä ventures founded on scientific discoveriesÌý(2024)
- State and university partner to award over $1.5 million in funding to University of Colorado innovationsÌý(2023)
Venture Partners Programs​
- Ascent Deep Tech AcceleratorÌý(2024)
- Center for Translational ResearchÌý(2023)
- Lab Venture ChallengeÌý(2023)
- Research-to-Market (R2M) Customer Discovery ProgramÌý(2023)
- Starting Blocks Customer Discovery WorkshopÌý(2022)
- Intellectual Property Management (2022)
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