David Medina enrolls in the PhD program in the Chemical Engineering Department at Northeastern university, where he subsequently establishes The Green Chemistry Lab, a research division focused on the use of Green Nanotechnology in the biomedical field.

David Medina publishes a paper showing the promise of the technology, envisions the commercial potential of the intellectual property, and files for a patent which becomes one of our core IPs

Ada Vernet joins the lab to pursue a Master’s degree and starts working with David on the project. The technology starts generating interest among the nanomedicine community as David starts taking the project on a roadshow to major conferences all over the world.

The team continues to grow with Junjiang Chen who joins the lab to pursue a Master’s degree while helping with the project development.

Driven by advice from the scientific community, the project is taken into consideration for its commercial applicability and is evaluated through the NSF iCORPs program in an extensive customer discovery process. Alfredo Cabañero joins the team providing a business-oriented vision.

SynCell Biotechnology, Inc. is registered as a C-Corps in the state of Delaware.

Shortly after starting our business venture, we were offered the opportunity to become part of The McCarthy(s) Venture Mentoring Network and The Health Sciences Entrepreneurs program.