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NEW YORK — BioLabs@NYU Langone, the life-science incubator affiliated with NYU Langone Health, has signed a 46,000-square-foot lease at Innolabs, a purpose-built research facility in Long Island City. This strategic relocation marks a significant step in expanding the incubator's capabilities and fostering innovation in the life sciences sector.
Innolabs is designed to support the growing demand for laboratory space in New York City, particularly as the life sciences industry continues to thrive. The facility will provide state-of-the-art amenities and resources to emerging companies and researchers, enabling them to collaborate and advance their projects in a conducive environment.
The move is expected to bolster NYU Langone's commitment to supporting startups and fostering breakthroughs in healthcare. With this new space, BioLabs aims to attract a diverse range of biotech and life science companies, further solidifying Long Island City as a hub for scientific research and innovation.
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