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LivingFilters Raises €420K Pre-Seed Round for AI-Designed Proteins to Remove PFAS from European Water

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LivingFilters, a Lund University spinout, has raised €420K (SEK 4.6 million) in a pre-seed round led by Turbine Capital to develop AI-designed protein binders that selectively detect and remove environmental contaminants from water, including PFAS, pharmaceutical residues, and micropollutants. The funding will support a pilot project and the development of two initial products: biosensor probes for rapid detection and selective filter components for water treatment plants. The company's approach aims to overcome limitations of current activated carbon and ion exchange methods for water purification.

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LivingFilters, a Lund University spinout, raised 420 K (SEK 4.6 million) in a pre-seed round led by Turbine Capital
The company's AI-designed protein binders aim to selectively detect and remove environmental contaminants including PFAS, pharmaceutical residues, and micropollutants from water
Funding supports a pilot project and development of two initial products: biosensor probes for rapid detection and selective filter components for water treatment plants
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LivingFilters raised 420 K SEK 4.6 million to develop AI-designed protein binders for selective biosensors and water filters targeting PFAS and pharmaceutical micropollutants.

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