Established in 2008, InnoVenture Labs is committed to technology innovation and helping entrepreneurs flourish. And we have the track record to back that up. We operate a technology business incubator to nurture innovative early-stage companies and support sustained economic growth in our region. Our focus: cleantech and life sciences — two of the strongest technology clusters in Massachusetts. NSIV is a non-profit, supported in part by state and federal grants as well as corporate sponsors, which helps subsidize the facilities and services we offer. Collaboration is at the heart of our model. We bring shared physical resources, sponsor services, experienced entrepreneurs and investment advisers together with promising young companies. Together we help them conserve capital, make good decisions, build strong teams and achieve development and funding milestones. We are committed to success.
Location: United States, Massachusetts, Beverly
Employees: 11-50
Founded date: 2008
Investors 1
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| 17.01.2013 | Cellanyx tries crowdfunding a better way to screen for prostate cancer | The startup is based on doctoral thesis work of Ashok Chander, a Columbia University graduate. Its platform technology is the foundation of what it thinks would be a lab service leveraging matrix biology, biomarkers, lab-on-a-chip technolog... |
| 20.10.2009 | Cleantech Incubator Opens in Lynn | Share Share on Facebook Share on Twitter LinkedIn Email Reprints North Shore Innoventures, a Beverly, MA-based network of technology incubators, announced today that it has opened a new “Cleantech Innoventure Center” in Lynn, MA. Establishe... |
| - | Cellanyx tries crowdfunding a better way to screen for prostate cancer | Even before the U.S. Preventive Service Task Force recommended against regular PSA testing for healthy men, the market for prostate cancer diagnostics was bustling. An estimated 2.5 million men are living with prostate cancer, but only 25 p... |