Partnerships
ADELAIDE BIOTECH FIRMS LINKED TO GERMAN BUSINESS INCUBATOR
Bio Innovation SA has a partnership with BioCentiv, one of Europe’s leading biotechnology industry incubators in Jena, Germany.
BioCentiv is a services company in the area of commercialisation of biotechnology and life sciences, and operates a technology and start-up centre, the BioInstruments Centre. In addition, BioCentiv, together with the non-profit organisation BioRegio Jena e.V., is the coordinator of the BioInstrument cluster in the Free State of Thuringia.
The Bio Innovation SA / BioCentiv partnership enables South Australian and German biotechnology companies to assist each other in business development and cooperative research programs, providing enormous benefits for established and emerging companies in both Adelaide and Germany.
Under the agreement, Adelaide biotechnology companies have the opportunity to work for up to a month at a time in Germany in facilities provided by BioCentiv, while German companies have the same opportunity to work in South Australia.
For more information contact Bio Innovation SA on +61 8 8217 6400 or email info@bioinnovationsa.com.au.
Bio Innovation SA
Level 15/33
King William Street
Adelaide SA 5000
Australia
Phone:61 8 8217 6400
Fax:61 8 8217 6416
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