Our Portfolio

Our deep ties to Brown and URI’s scientific, engineering, and clinical faculty, as well as to their entrepreneurial ecosystems, allow us to identify incredible technology companies that are commercializing breakthrough research & development. We then deploy individualized investment syndicates to fuel their growth.

VoltServer

Solving the world’s power distribution demands. VoltServer is the inventor of a new distribution format for electricity which sends electricity in small pulses or “packets” that are individually checked for safety and embedded with data.

MindImmune

Breaking through barriers to new therapeutics for brain disease. The nervous and immune systems are completely integrated in health and in disease. MindImmune is turning this insight into novel therapeutics targeting the immune system to treat brain disease.

RxVantage

The modern way providers and life science companies connect. RxVantage brings the education resources that life science companies create into an easy-to-use app that healthcare providers and their staff use to get the answers they need for patients.

Lenoss Medical

Lenoss is disrupting the treatment of spinal fractures with the OsteoPearl VBA System – a minimally invasive and cement-free technology that utilizes the natural healing properties of healthy bone.

HappyNest

Laundry done your way, delivered the next day. You’re just 3 minutes away from never doing laundry again.

Adept Materials

A new direction in moisture control. Adept Materials relies on a unique material structure to achieve directional vapor control, humidity regulation and temperature management.

University Connections

RightHill Ventures is the latest evolution of a long, fruitful collaboration between the Slater Technology Fund and its university and research institution partners, especially Brown University, the University of Rhode Island (URI), and the Naval Undersea Warfare Center (NUWC).

Over more than two decades of translational work at these institutions, we have mentored student and faculty entrepreneurs and led investments in their companies to open new avenues of engagement with the broader innovation ecosystem.