Five companies advance in BioInnovation Institute's acceleration program
The Venture House program builds on the Venture Lab program, and five companies are ready to take another step at the life science incubator.
by albert rønning-andersson, translated by daniel pedersen
Five new life science companies will have access to some of the most advanced experts within biotechnology and business development for the next 18 months, after having been enrolled into life science incubator BioInnovation Institute (BII)’s acceleration program, Venture House.
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