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Overview

Curie.Bio is a venture capital firm founded in 2022, headquartered in Cambridge/Boston, Massachusetts. The firm focuses on assisting founders in discovering and developing new medicines, particularly in the biotech and healthcare sectors. Curie.Bio operates as a hybrid model, combining seed venture capital with therapeutics acceleration and drug discovery copiloting.

As of early 2025, Curie.Bio manages approximately $1 billion in assets under management (AUM) across multiple funds. Their initial Seed Fund I was part of a $520 million raise in February 2023, followed by a $380 million Breakout Fund closed in June 2024, which is designed to support follow-on investments for their Seed portfolio through clinical trials. The firm has a selective investment strategy, with a sub-1% acceptance rate for new proposals.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What stages does Curie.Bio invest in?

Curie.Bio invests in companies at various stages, including pre-seed, seed, Series A, Series B, and Series C. They focus on early-stage therapeutics companies.

What is the typical check size for investments?

The firm typically invests between $5 million and $15 million, with average check sizes ranging from $7 million to $12 million per company.

How can founders pitch to Curie.Bio?

Founders can submit their proposals through the Curie.Bio contact page. They encourage interested parties to share their proposals for potential funding or collaboration opportunities.

What makes Curie.Bio different from other venture capital firms?

Curie.Bio combines investment with drug discovery copiloting, providing operational support and access to a network of experts. This model allows founders to focus on scientific development rather than infrastructure.

What is the acceptance rate for proposals?

Curie.Bio has a highly selective investment strategy, with a sub-1% acceptance rate for new proposals, indicating a rigorous evaluation process for potential investments.

What types of companies does Curie.Bio prefer to invest in?

The firm focuses on biotech and healthcare companies that are developing therapeutics across various modalities and therapeutic areas. They seek scientific founders with differentiated therapeutic modalities.

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