San Francisco is rolling out the welcome mat--this time to bioscience entrepreneurs--with a new biotech incubator.
California Institute for Quantitative Biosciences (Q3) is developing the incubator, called QB3@953, to help advance its work to support life science companies and create jobs in California by giving startups keys to success: efficiency and networking.
"QB3@953 marks the sixth life sciences incubator in San Francisco and secures the City's place as a premier hub for entrepreneurs and innovation," said San Francisco mayor Edwin Lee. "QB3@953 will keep small biotech companies here in the Innovation Capital of the World by providing critically needed space to start, stay and grow-creating jobs while driving innovative science and health discoveries."
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