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We house the best life sciences companies that are working on big ideas, in large markets with the right team to win.
This is why, our selection committee makes sure HomeLab companies are the right fit, we have made it possible for teams of any size to start or grow their science company, so we welcome amazing biotech teams that are willing to genuinelly improve the world through innovation.
our innovation focuses are on the areas of regenerative medicine, gene & cell therapy, animal health, food tech, lab automation, AI for drug discovery, medical device & diagnostic, and test labs.
We are a dynamic team with a wide range of cultures and backgrounds in order to give you the best chance of success.
Biotech breakthroughs have been crucial for therapeutics and vaccines to treat and prevent diseases, but the process of treatment development, obtaining regulatory approval, and bringing it to market takes an average of 15 years, meaning companies often spend more than a decade before impacting patients they’re designed for.
HomeLab focuses on providing founders and their teams with turnkey solutions that enable faster entry into big markets with full regulatory compliance and ongoing operational support. The following mix makes this possible:
“I Enjoy Spreading The Word About All The Amazing Work Being Done At Homelab So That More Disruptive Innovators Can Join Us To Help Heal The World Through Scientific Innovation. ”
Yelia leads much of the content writing and communications across our various marketing channels. Prior to joining HomeLab she also helped build and manage brands for a few startups in different industries. She is an impact-driven person and the projects she collaborates on makes sure have a positive impact on people’s lives. Her goal is to spread the word about all the amazing work being done at HomeLab so that more disruptive innovators can join us to help heal the world through scientific innovation.
The Challenges biotech companies face today should not be finding and running a lab. Ofter, scientists and lab teams spend valuable science time dealing with operations-related issues or trying to figure out how to integrate new technologies and resources into their workflow. HomeLab helps the best teams win and break free from labs that simply aren’t enough. Through vertical integration of lab & office space, technology, and service support, we help disruptive biotech reduce costs and create more efficient operating models so teams can focus on their science while we take care of everything else.
Founded in 2014, we started out by offering monthly membership (Fellowships) o shared wetlab space and equipment to entrepreneurial academic and small startup teams in our community. Over time, our members began to outgrow this model… and so as tey evolved, we evolved:
Our Fellows didn’t need to be graduated – they needed more options for dedicated space to grow their teams.
Our Fellows weren’t pining to another science of beer event – they need more effective and efficient connections to mentors and introductions to capital partners that translated into better development timelines and investor checks.
Our Fellow were not lacking common advice on how to incorporate their companies of file patents – they need uncommon tips and tricks to build better biotechs.
It’s clear we are far more tan an incubator space – we work with founders to build HomeLab – Home of the Disruptive Biotech
We believe that disruptive biotechs transcend boundaries: they can be built anywhere, by anyone, and in any corner of the economy, from curing rare diseases at scale to mass-producing lab-grown meat. We want to find and be a home to these companies.
We partner with founders around the world, across life sciences and digital health applications, and at various stages, primarily before success is obvious.
Our mission is simple: Back disruptive biotechs that invent the future and become founders’ most trusted partners by providing all the space and operational support they need to do more science. We measure our success not merely by helping founders build toward exceptional exits, but by the impact we create through our mission-driven bio innovation consortium.
We aspire to achieve success through diversity and inclusion of people and technology. The best teams win. And the best teams are the most diverse ones. We set the example by our team, the founders we select, our partners, and the people across the world that our companies serve. We develop unfair advantages of digitizing business and lab operational processes that reduce burn and extend the runway for our teams to outcompete others too afraid to embrace technology.
The challenges biotech companies face today should not be finding and running a lab. Often, scientists and lab teams spend valuable science time dealing with operations-related issues or trying to figure out how to integrate new technologies and resources into their workflow. HomeLab helps the best teams win and break free from labs that simply aren’t smart enough. Through vertical integration of lab & office space, technology, and service support, we help disruptive biotechs reduce costs and create more efficient operating models so teams can focus on their science while we take care of everything else.
Founded in 2014, we started by offering monthly memberships (Fellowships) to shared wet-lab space and equipment to entrepreneurial academics and small startup teams in our community. Over time, our members began to outgrow this model… and so as they evolved, we evolved:
Our Fellows didn’t need to be “graduated” – they needed more options for dedicated space to grow their teams.
Our Fellows weren’t pining for another “science of beer” event – they needed more effective and efficient connections to mentors and introductions to capital partners that translated into better development timelines and investor checks.
Our Fellows were not lacking common advice on how to incorporate their companies or file patents – they needed uncommon tips and tricks to build better biotechs.
It’s clear we are far more than an “incubator space” — we work with founders to build HomeLab – Home of the Disruptive Biotech.