Oxford Seed Fund
Venture capitalOxford · Seed–Series A · 3 people tracked
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Investment thesis
The Oxford Seed Fund runs an educational Venture Capital student programme at the University of Oxford's Saïd Business School Entrepreneurship Centre, teaching students how early-stage investors evaluate founders, markets and technologies and how the venture ecosystem operates.
Source: firm website, verified Aug 3, 2026.
Team · 3 people
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What they invest in
from 1 of 2 portfolio companiesBiotech ×1Deep Tech ×1Hardware ×1Medical Devices ×1
HQs:Switzerland×1United States×1
Investments · 2 tracked
founders shown can be your intro pathMaynard, US
Peter Bollier(Executive Officer)inCharles Miller(Executive Officer, Director)inThomas Perlich(Executive Officer, Director)
BoardRichard Graber(Director)Kurt Uihlein(Director)Charles Noble, III(Director)
Co-investorsFounders FactoryFuture Planet Capital
Limula develops an automated, closed platform for manufacturing personalized cell and gene therapies, aiming to move production from open, manual methods to scalable automated processes.
BiotechDeep TechHardwareMedical DevicesLausanne, CH
Thomas Eaton(Founder & CEO)inYann Pierson(Founder & CTO)inCaroline Boudousquié(Head of Solutions)inOlivier Waridel(Head of Operations)in
Co-investorsLifeX VenturesVerve VenturesZühlke Ventures
Frequently asked questions
- What stage does Oxford Seed Fund invest at?
- Oxford Seed Fund invests at the Seed, Series A stages.
- What is Oxford Seed Fund's typical check size?
- Oxford Seed Fund typically writes checks of $19.1K – $127K.
- What sectors does Oxford Seed Fund focus on?
- Oxford Seed Fund focuses on Sector Agnostic.
- Where is Oxford Seed Fund located?
- Oxford Seed Fund is headquartered in Oxford, GB.
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