Nautilus Biotechnology raised $76M. It aims to create a device that can map patients’ proteins more rapidly and cheaply so they can find targeted treatments for certain diseases. Vulcan Capital and Jeff Bezos’ family office led the funding round. [The Seattle Times]
Seattle startups created Working Parent + Support Guide. The guide is a living document broken into modules that is meant to foster a dialogue between working parents and their employers. LegUp, Zillow, Rover, Textio and more teamed up to create it. [Built In Seattle]
Lyssn announced new telehealth platform. The company uses AI and machine learning to transcribe therapist-patient conversations and analyze the interactions. The new platform uses its secure video-conferencing system to provide remote mental healthcare. [GeekWire]
Ally focusing on long-term plan. It helps startups with productivity and communication. Due to the pandemic, the company has seen an uptick in business and it plans to hire to meet demand. [Built In Seattle]
T-Mobile, Intel, NASA unveiled 5G Open Innovation Lab. The 12-week startup program acts as a sandbox for participants to test the boundaries of 5G. Given the pandemic, it’s being run in a virtual format. [GeekWire]
