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BioInnovation Capital

www.bioinnovation.co

 
BioInnovation Capital invests in the most promising life science companies in residence at premier co-working laboratory facilities where our partners are on-site every day. As the first investment platform to knit together a national network of co-working laboratories, we have a unique lens and an unparalleled position from which to invest. Our partners are located in: Cambridge, MA (BioLabs and LabCentral); Durham, North Carolina (BioLabs North Carolina); San Francisco, and San Diego, CA (BioLabs San Diego).​ Our perspective is characterized by superb access to key innovators in academia, as well as to the corporate partners who are likely ...
  • Number of Employees: 0-25
  • Annual Revenue: $0-1 Million

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Funding

BioInnovation Capital raised $65.6M on 02/16/2017

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