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- March 2000
Lux Capital founded by Peter Hebert, Robert Paull, and Josh Wolfe to invest in early-stage emerging technology ventures
- July 2001
Lux launches the first investment research publication on nanotechnology; featured in The Wall Street Journal and The New York Times
- November 2001
The NanoBusiness Alliance, nanotechnology’s trade organization, is co-founded by Lux
- March 2002
Lux founds Angstrom Publishing, which forms an exclusive joint venture with Forbes Inc. to publish the Forbes/Wolfe Emerging Tech Report
- December 2003
Lux invited to the White House to witness President George W. Bush’s historic signing of 4-year, $3.7-billion Nanotech R&D bill in the Oval Office
- January 2004
Lux Research completes spin-off from Lux Capital, joined by strategic investors including Gerson Lehrman Group
- March 2005
Adam Kalish joins Lux Capital as a Partner, from previous positions at Everest Capital and Quellos Capital Management
- January 2007
Lux closes $100 million Lux Ventures II, L.P. to make seed and early-stage emerging technology investments
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