Google-ITA Acquisition Advances, Nano Terra Buys Surface Logix, Blueprint Medicines Gets $40M, & More Boston-Area Deals News

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Capital, Flybridge Capital Partners, and Stata Venture Partners. It also secured a line of working capital from Silicon Valley Bank.

—Nano Terra, a Brighton, MA-based surface engineering and nanotechnology company, said it has acquired Brighton-based drug developer Surface Logix for an undisclosed sum. Both companies were founded by Harvard University chemist George Whitesides.

A pair of Waltham-based security software makers nabbed funding. Bit9, a maker of endpoint security products, raised $12.5 million in a deal led by its founding investor Atlas Venture. The financing also came from return backers Highland Capital Partners, Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, and .406 Ventures, and new investor Paul Capital. Meanwhile, enterprise security software maker Verdasys snapped up $15 million from the GE Pension Trust, advised by GE Asset Management.

—Groom Energy, a Salem, MA-based firm providing corporate energy sustainability and assessment services, raised $2.6 million in an angel capital round led by Eyk Van Otterloo, founder of the investment management firm GMO.

Erin Kutz is an Associate Editor for Xconomy. You can reach her by e-mail at ekutz@xconomy.com or by phone at (617) 252-0700. Follow @erkutz

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