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The $9 million grant to Rockefeller University will help it convert existing research labs on its Upper East Side campus into a new incubator for life-science companies. (Shutterstock / John Penney)
UPPER EAST SIDE, NY Rockefeller University will build a new life-sciences hub on its Upper East Side campus as part of a citywide push to make New York the public health capital of the world, Mayor Bill de Blasio announced Thursday.
The $9 million grant to Rockefeller will help it convert some of its existing academic research labs into a new incubator for life-science companies, dubbed the Tri-Institutional Translational Center for Therapeutics.
- Rockefeller University - $9 million
Columbia University s Therapeutic Validation Center will accelerate early-stage research into new start-ups. They will also create next generational medicines.
Einstein-Montefiore Biotechnology Accelerated Research Center will establish a biomanufacturing operation focused on cell, gene, and antibody therapy production. They will also provide scientific facilities to early-stage and established companies.
New York Stem Cell Foundation s Research Institute will provide stem cells as tools for developing new medicines and treatments. They will increase NYSCF s cell production capacity. They will also bring innovative cell-based treatments to patients in need.
Rockefeller University s Tri-Institutional Translational Center for Therapeutics will serve as an incubator for commercial life sciences. They will bridge the innovation of neighboring institutions Weill Cornell and MSK Cancer Center to create more local high-growth companies.
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