Kimia Therapeutics is a Berkeley-based biotech building ATLAS, a drug-discovery platform that pairs nanoliter-scale high-throughput precision chemistry with machine learning and genome editing to map the druggable space at single-atom resolution. Spun out of Carmot Therapeutics in 2023 and backed by $55M in Series A funding, Kimia is using its chemical atlas to advance therapeutic programs in cancer and immunology.
Clarify Health Solutions is a San Francisco-based healthcare analytics company that maps hundreds of millions of patient journeys through its cloud-based Atlas Platform, helping payers, providers, and life sciences companies make smarter decisions about cost, care, and outcomes in the shift to value-based care.
Stig K. Hansen is a Danish-American biochemist and serial biotech founder who co-founded Kimia Therapeutics in 2023, a Berkeley-based precision chemistry company applying machine learning and automated synthesis to drug discovery. He previously co-founded and led Carmot Therapeutics for 15 years, inventing Chemotype Evolution technology that contributed to LUMAKRAS - the world's first FDA-approved KRAS G12C inhibitor for non-small cell lung cancer. Carmot was acquired by Roche for up to $3.1 billion in January 2024. At Kimia, Hansen is pioneering the ATLAS platform (AcTive Learning with Automated Synthesis and Screening), which integrates high-throughput chemistry, genome editing, and AI to map druggable chemical space at unprecedented scale. The company raised a $55 million Series A in December 2023 led by The Column Group and Dimension.