Two companies, one college involved in effort to deliver 100,000 kits a week by late June

Lab space for medical research is a beaker of hope in the city's wilted real estate market.

City encouragement, alongside a booming market, have made life science leases hotter than ever.

SOSV, the world's most active investor in both life sciences and hardware, announced that the inaugural cohort of IndieBio New York will start in Manhattan in April 2020, with applications being accepted beginning today.

A new incubator for biotech companies in Manhattan aims to offer affordable space for startups to grow in close proximity to the city's medical centers.

King Street Properties and GFP Real Estate celebrated the groundbreaking of their upcoming 267,000-square-foot life-sciences facility on Dec. 5 with a ribbon cutting ceremony and an introduction of what the project will entail.

Through the LifeSci NYC Internship program, Nishat was an intern at Pfizer in Summer 2019.

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Experts agree that New York City's infrastructure is in place to create a thriving life sciences industry.

Deerfield Management plans to convert an unused office building into drug-research labs.

The campus is the first of a series of LifeSci NYC infrastructure and programming investments to cultivate the life sciences industry in the five boroughs.

Real estate investment trust Alexandria Real Estate Equities and Columbia University have partnered to open a LaunchLabs space for life sciences startups.

New York City, despite its size, population and access to venture capital and top academic institutions, is not a major center for life science startups. But recent reports suggest that may—at least a little bit—be changing.

After years of investment, New York City is set to experience a major spike in the life sciences sector, according to new market reports.

Real estate for Big Apple life science companies is set to double in the next two years, providing more inventory to the rapidly growing industry that has faced a dearth of options in the city.

After Amazon’s breakup with Long Island City, a life sciences center may be the rebound the neighborhood needs to get back on its feet.