Incubators

Alexandria LaunchLabs will launch in early 2021 as Stanford University looks to bolster its life sciences ecosystem and provide more flexible workspace options for its researchers.

The Visegrad Fund has been pumping money into driving innovation and entrepreneurship across Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia.

MIT's The Engine will be able to incubate dozens more businesses after the completion of a converted unit hosting additional offices, labs and fabrication facilities in early 2022.

The Southern Launch incubator has co-working capacity for six local businesses and will also take on virtual members.

The Ontario government has ended a five-year funding initiative which had led to the launch of university-hosted accelerators including CDL, Velocity and DMZ.

Endless Frontier Labs will operate as a nine-month accelerator initiative set up in place of the defunct CDL-NYC partnership with University of Toronto.

Rosalind Franklin University has kicked off a bioscience incubator by welcoming its first two residents, while also announcing the appointment of Rosalind Franklin as its president and CEO.

Funded by University of Virginia and its government partners, the Catalyst Accelerator Program hopes to progress 20 early-stage business proposals by spring 2021.