BIOINCUBATECH is a High Technology Incubator promoted by the University of Santiago de Compostela (USC), in collaboration with Uninova and the Chamber of Commerce of Santiago de Compostela, for advancing the innovation and transfer of biotechnology in the fields of health and food in micro-enterprises. This project is financed by the INCYDE Foundation through the Call “High Technology Incubators for the promotion of Innovation and the transfer of technology to micropymes” (2018, FEDER Funds), and co-financed by the Galician Innovation Agency (GAIN) of the Xunta de Galicia.
GALICIA supports Biotechnology
This project involves three elements which are key to success of creation of BIO companies based on new knowledge:
WHAT IS BIOINCUBATECH?
INNOVATION AND TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER THROUGH MICROSMES CREATION
BIOINCUBATECH is a project which combines incubation and acceleration programmes with infrastructure endowment in order to attract entrepreneurial talent and research results from around the world to Galicia.
BIOINCUBATECH INFRASTRUCTURES
BIO endowment of 8 incubation units in the Emprendia building (USC).
Setting up a CENTRALISED scientific-technical infrastructure:
PROGRAMMES
Several support programmes in 4 key areas of activity will be available to BIOINCUBATECH user companies:
1 KNOWLEDGE transfer and INNOVATION management
2 Recruiting and managing executive TALENT
3 COORDINATION and international networking
4 INVESTMENT attraction and financial management
A way to make Europe
Operation co-financed by the European Regional Development Fund
The University of Santiago de Compostela leads the project through its Area of Valorization, Transfer and Entrepreneurship. The project includes two partners: The Chamber of Commerce of Santiago de Compostela and Uninova – Business Innovative Initiatives, under the collaborative project formula. The project has the support of the Xunta de Galicia through GAIN – Galician Innovation Agency.
A way to make Europe
Operation co-financed by the European Regional Development Fund
BioIncubaTech belongs to “High Technology Incubators for the promotion of innovation and technology transfer to micro-SMEs” Project, aimed to modernize the regional productive fabric. These Incubators are created as traction instruments aligned with the objectives of the EU 2020 and Horizon 2020 Strategy and will promote inter-regional cooperation, as well as collaboration between public and private sector agents at international level.
A way to make Europe
Operation co-financed by the European Regional Development Fund
BioIncubaTech offers a centralized infrastructure, with high capacities based on high added value services, which, with a qualify human team and large experience in both the scientific/technological and business areas, provides a set of coordinated services for business acceleration.
In the biotechnology sectors health and food sciences
In bio health and food sciences technology sectors through technology transfer and incubation development actions, innovation promotion, mentoring, networking and communication actions
Making the double effect of improving competitiveness, but also the sustainability of the R + D + i action
Promoting the reach of technological and commercial agreements with national and international strategic partners, international business development and, ultimately, to achieve being outstanding actors in global markets
Of R + D + i activities, especially in the field of technology transfer, inter and intra sectorial collaboration, talent adquisition and the sharing use of cutting-edge equipment
A way to make Europe
Operation co-financed by the European Regional Development Fund
The incubation of micro SMEs related to the biotechnology sector is proposed as a fundamental objective:
From the creation of technology-based companies that transfer relevant national and international research results to the market
To companies that need to improve and innovate in their processes regarding the biotechnological field, especially in health and food technology sectors both nationally and internationally.
The incubation of micro SMEs related to the biotechnology sector is proposed as a fundamental objective:
A way to make Europe
Operation co-financed by the European Regional Development Fund