Valley Research Park is where success happens!
In the month of September, our clients had many milestones, including new breakthroughs and increased funding. Read more down below.
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ZBiotics raises $12m in Series A funding
ZBiotics, bringing ‘world-first’ genetically engineered probiotics to market, has raised $12m in funds during their Series A funding round. They will use the funding to meet growing demand, spearhead retail expansion and drive continued R&D in a new sector. Learn more here!
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Cambridge in America: Book Talk with Neil Lawrence, The Atomic Human
On Tuesday, September 10th, Cambridge in America hosted an AI Book Talk at Valley Research Park with over 70 people in attendance. If you are looking for a space to host your next event, learn more here.
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NeuCyte at Cell Symposia
In late August, NeuCyte was at Cell Symposia: Engineering development and disease in organoids, sharing their recent successes in organoid based disease modeling, including establishing neuroimmune 3D models.
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NIH Awards $163K
to Magic Lifescience
The National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases awarded a cumulative $2.4 million in 10 grants for new diagnostic devices and approaches to detect syphilis infection. The awards include $163,698 to Magic Lifescience for a point-of-care multiplexed molecular diagnostic assay using giant magnetoresistive biosensors. Read more here.
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Wellness Workshop
For our Valley Research Park clients, we hosted a Wellness Workshop in collaboration with Pauer Coaching. This is one of the many free benefits we provide for our clients. Schedule a tour today to be part of our community!
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Turn.Bio Reports Historic Skin Cell Rejuvenation Breakthroughs
Turn Biotechnologies, revealed data from its breakthrough cell rejuvenation to participants of the annual European Society of Dermatological Research (ESDR). Read more here!
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New Clients
Four companies joined the list of successful clients at Valley Research Park in September including Lithos Carbon, Siomyx, Stirbar Labs, and Genome Link. They are joining the over 104,000 square feet campus hosting 40+ life science and technology companies here at Valley Research Park.
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