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Atommap

Protein motion simulation for small-molecule drug design

Raised to date

$31.1M

of $59.6M offered across 1 Form D filing

Still open
$28.5M
Investors
29
Last filed
Mar 20, 2026

About

Atommap Corp, which rebranded as Fathom Therapeutics in April 2026, is a New York-based drug design company using quantum chemistry and AI to model protein behavior at atomic resolution. Its Microcosmos engine simulates protein motion and protein-ligand interactions to generate the dynamic structural data needed to design small molecules against targets conventionally considered undruggable. The company runs internal discovery programs alongside partnered discovery collaborations, and maintains a second office in Boston. It was founded in 2023 by CEO Huafeng Xu with CTO Yujie Wu and Chief Computational Scientist Jesus Izaguirre.

Proprietary simulation algorithms that accelerate atomic-resolution modeling of protein dynamics by roughly 10,000x without sacrificing accuracy, letting the team design molecules that modulate protein behavior rather than only bind static structures -- in one reported case producing potent degrader candidates against an undruggable target in six weeks.

Funding

  • EquityFiled Mar 20, 2026Form D
    $31.1M/ $59.6M

Product

Microcosmos

Computational drug design platform

A drug design engine that uses proprietary algorithms and quantum-chemistry-informed simulation, combined with AI, to model protein motion and protein-ligand interaction at atomic resolution. The dynamic behavior data it produces is used to design small molecules with differentiated therapeutic effects and reduced off-target risk.

  • Atomic-resolution simulation of protein motion and protein-ligand interactions
  • Roughly 10,000x acceleration of protein-dynamics modeling without loss of accuracy
  • Quantum chemistry combined with AI-based molecular design

Built for

Pharmaceutical and biotechnology partners pursuing small-molecule programs against hard-to-drug targets, plus patients addressed by Fathom's internal discovery pipeline

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