German drugmaker Bayer (BAYN: DE) has announced the inauguration of its new life science incubator in Kendall Square, Cambridge, Massachusetts.
The company’s Co.Lab Cambridge is designed to support cell and gene therapy (CGT) entrepreneurs with access to Bayer’s expertise, in addition to offering laboratory and office space.
"The rich ecosystem that early-stage life science entrepreneurs need to pursue potential life-changing discoveries for the future of healthcare"Friedemann Janus, acting head of business development and open innovation, Bayer Pharmaceuticals, said: “The opening of our Co.Lab Cambridge in the same location as the Bayer Research and Innovation Center will create an exceptional interdisciplinary community. Its residents will benefit from the direct vicinity of industry-leading CGT pioneers, global research, development, manufacturing, and investment know-how.
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