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CompaniesSemiconductors and materialsUpdated Oct 12, 2026

MintNeuro

Private. Founded as a spinout from Imperial College London, MintNeuro is building the semiconductor foundation for the next generation of neurotechnology.

Last round
$5M Funding
Backed by
Odyssey Ventures
Launched
2022
People
6
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Overview

Updated Oct 12, 2026

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Founded
2022 · as of 2026-10-071
Sector
Semiconductors and materials · as of 2026-10-074
Geography
Not recorded

Funding

How much has MintNeuro raised?

Rounds and backers, each sourced.

Rounds

  1. 2026-10-07

    Funding · $5M raised4

    Led by Odyssey Ventures

  2. 2024-11-12

    Funding · £1M raised2

    Led by Empirical Ventures

Who backs MintNeuro?

  • Odyssey VenturesLed the Funding, 2026-10-074
  • Empirical VenturesLed the Funding, 2024-11-122

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People

Who founded and leads MintNeuro?

Names and titles only, each sourced.

  • Tim DenisonChair4
  • Timothy ConstandinouChief Technology Officer3
  • Andrew JacksonChief Scientific Officer3
  • Dorian HaciCo-Founder and CEO4
  • Ian WilliamsVP of Research and Development3
  • Jonathan CaseyVP of Operations and Quality3

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