LifeSci NYC | NYCEDC
edc.nyc › program › lifesci-nycNYCEDC is committed to growing the ecosystem in New York City, with a specific focus on: Connecting existing researchers and institutions to the resources needed to advance programs to commercialization Unlocking space for life sciences companies to grow within the city Building a pipeline for the talent and workforce needed to support these ...
LifeSci NYC | NYCEDC
https://edc.nyc/program/lifesci-nycA $1B investment in life sciences research and development (R&D) and related innovation, LifeSci NYC is expected to create nearly 16,000 new jobs by 2026—many accessible to New Yorkers without advanced degrees. With nine major research centers, over 50 hospitals, more than 100 research centers that have collectively been awarded more than $2 billion in annual NIH federal …
Life Sciences | NYCEDC
edc.nyc › industry › life-sciencesNYC’s life sciences assets include: Nine major academic medical centers $2.0 billion in annual National Institutes of Health (NIH) awards in 2020 — an all-time high 7,000+ graduate students and postdocs at universities A 400 percent increase in private venture capital funding for the industry from 2016 to 2018
Timeline | LifeSci NYC
https://lifesci.nyc/timelineNYCEDC announces a partnership with ARCH Venture Partners and Flagship Pioneering to launch the NYC $150M Early-Stage Life Sciences Funding Initiative. Versant Ventures announces a New York City office in Chelsea. Kallyope announces its launch with $44 million in initial funding. Petra Pharma announces its launch with $48 million in initial ...
LifeSci NYC
https://lifesci.nycCommercial life science park with 1.1 million square feet of first-class office and commercial…. 15,000 square feet of startup office and laboratory space for seed-stage life science companies…. 500,000 square feet of commercial lab and manufacturing space for expanding and mature life….
Life Sciences | NYCEDC
https://edc.nyc/industry/life-sciencesNYC’s life sciences assets include: Nine major academic medical centers. $2.0 billion in annual National Institutes of Health (NIH) awards in 2020 — an all-time high. 7,000+ graduate students and postdocs at universities. A 400 percent increase in private venture capital funding for the industry from 2016 to 2018.