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Startup · United States

Astral Materials

HQ Mountain ViewFounded 20241-10 employees

Astral Materials is catalyzing humanity's next material age — where microgravity is used as a tool to advance Earth's existing technologies and enable those that have yet to be imagined.

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Funding1 round

Equity raised
Undisclosed
Latest
UndisclosedPre-Seed · Jul 7, 2025
  • Pre-Seed
    Speculative
    Undisclosed
    Jul 7, 2025

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  • Jessica Frick

    CEO

  • Jiya Janowitz

    CTO

Sources6

Profile4

  1. 1

    Sixth-Domain · Supports Organization · kind

    “{"group": "startups", "id": "80d11ded-5bc9-446b-8ee2-c044e654db61", "name": "Astral Materials"}”
  2. 2

    Astral Materials · Supports Organization · description, Organization · name, Organization · website

    “Astral Materials is catalyzing humanity's next material age — where microgravity is used as a tool to advance Earth's existing technologies and enable those that have yet to be imagined.”
  3. 3

    Crunchbase · Supports Organization · country, Organization · employee range, Organization · hq city, Organization · linkedin url

    “country: US”
  4. 4

    LinkedIn · Supports Organization · country, Organization · employee range, Organization · founded year, Organization · hq city, Organization · linkedin url

    “country: US”

Funding1

  1. 5

    PitchBook · Jul 7, 2025 · Supports Funding round, Organization · country, Organization · employee range, Organization · founded year, Organization · linkedin url, Organization · ownership

    “Pre-Seed - Astral Materials”

People1

  1. 6

    activate.org · Supports Role

    “Jessica Frick is the CEO of Astral Materials, building off her postdoctoral research in Professor Debbie Senesky’s XLab at Stanford University.”

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