New start -up center in Whitechapel: save life with innovation!

New start -up center in Whitechapel: save life with innovation!

Cavell Street, London, Vereinigtes Königreich - A pioneering announcement reaches us from London: H.I.G. Capital, a leading global investment company with a managed capital of $ 67 billion, has closed a strategic partnership with the Queen Mary Bioterprises Innovation Center (QMB) in Whitechapel. This cooperation includes the provision of 40,000 square meters of incubator space, which is aimed at creating an international center for biosciences. According to H.I.G.-Managing Director Jérôme Fouillé, this project is a crucial step to establish a dynamic life sciences cluster in the region, which is intended to accelerate the development of innovative health solutions, such as

The promising partnership is also strengthened by working with renowned institutions such as Barts Life Sciences, Barts Health NHS Trust and Queen Mary University of London. The planned start-up center should not only create an environment for promising start-ups, but also promote long-term jobs in Whitechapel and promote training in the field of biosciences. TED Webster, Chairman of the QMB, emphasizes that this initiative will enable the next generation to support innovative companies and to provide the necessary resources to ensure their success.

The commitment of experts in the field of biosciences that focus on the commercial aspect of research becomes clear by consultants like Betsy Golland, which beat the bridge between academic research and economic implementation. Your focus on technology and engineering novels, especially in healthcare, is emphasized as the key to maximizing success for research projects, as is also outlined on qminnovation.co.co.uk This partnership and the development that aims to strengthen the ecosystem for biosciences in London promises great progress in the health sector and beyond.