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AnnouncementAnnounced by Foley & Lardner · · summarized by LexCircuit Desk

Foley says it represented Pilgrim in seed financing

Foley said it represented Pilgrim in a seed financing led by Buckley Ventures. The firm described the Redwood City, California, company as a developer of airborne biosurveillance technology and said the funding supported its work detecting biological threats through air sampling and genomic sequencing.

Key points

  • Foley said Mark Mallery led the team, with Hailey Adler and Christian Borders.Foley
  • The firm said Pilgrim was founded in 2022.Foley
  • Foley described Pilgrim’s Argus device as a 50-pound, tripod-mounted system.Foley
  • The firm said Pilgrim signed an agreement with the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to develop an automated airborne biosurveillance system.Foley
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The announcement

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