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June 3, 2008
NeuroVigil Takes DFJ Venture Challenge Award
Posted by Zack Lynch
Early-stage neurodiagnostics company NeuroVigil was awarded $250,000 in seed funding, the top prize of the DFJ Venture Challenge held last week. The La Jolla-based company works to analyze brain activity using a single, non-invasive probe. The company ultimately plans to apply its findings toward the sleep, transportation and pharmaceutical industries. The competition consisted of 16 teams gathered from 12 West Coast universities. The teams were judged by a panel of 10 venture capitalists from DFJ's network. Congrats to the NeuroVigil team@
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