Nanochon Abstract Presented at AAOS 2026
Charlotte K Barton1, Kathryn Seabaugh 1, Ben Gadomski 2, Kevin Labus 2, Ben Holmes 3, Nathan Castro 3, Mike Hawes […]
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2025 Fourth Quarter Update
Capital Nanochon has closed another oversubscribed round, bringing in new capital and increasing the total amount raised to $4.1M. This
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UVAToday Features Nanochon
This article was originally published on UVA Today This Alum’s Tech May Revolutionize Knee Joint Replacements Benjamin Holmes can pinpoint
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Nanochon closes $4.1M Seed Prime II Funding Round
WASHINGTON, January 12, 2026 — Nanochon, a Washington, DC-based orthopedic device company developing an implant for treating articular cartilage defects
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Cadaveric Evaluation of Three Novel Cartilage Repair Implants
Emilia Aram , David C. Flanigan, MD, Nathan J. Castro, PhD, Doug Snell, Luke Aram Purpose: Osteochondral defects can present
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Treatment of full thickness cartilage lesions with a 3D Printed Nanochon Implant in an Equine model
Charlotte K Barton BVSc, MS, DACVS-LA, MS, MS, Katie A Seabaugh DVM, MS, DACVS-LA, DACVSMR, Ben Gadomski BS, PhD, Kevin
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2025 Third Quarter Update
Nanochon has secured commitments to close oversubscribed convertible note, bringing our total capital raised to date to $11.3 million. While the majority of this bridge was filled by current investors, we’re thrilled to welcome a few new folks onto our cap table.
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The Maryland Stem Cell Research Commission Awards Nanochon Grant Funding
The Maryland Stem Cell Research Commission, the body overseeing The Maryland Stem Cell Research Fund (MSCRF), has awarded Nanochon grant
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Nanochon Announces Health Canada Approval for First in Human Investigation
Washington, DC, July 14 2025 – Nanochon, a Washington, DC and Baltimore, MD-based orthopedic device biotech company developing an implant
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Nanochon Creating a New Clinical Standard for Cartilage Restoration
Under the direction of CEO Benjamin Holmes, Nanochon, Inc. is set to revolutionize the treatment of cartilage loss and damage.