The BioSA Incubator
Australia’s first dedicated bioscience incubator, the BioSA Incubator, was opened for business in June 2008 to fast-track the growth of local companies.This state-of-the-art, purpose-built building provides modular office and laboratory space to accommodate 6 early stage bioscience companies.Located in the heart of the Thebarton Bioscience Precinct, the BioSA Incubator is only 3km from the CBD and 4kms from the Adelaide International Airport. For directions to the BioSA Incubator, click here. The BioSA Incubator was fully funded by the South Australian Government and developed for Bio Innovation SA by the Land Management Corporation. The building was designed by internationally renowned Henn Arkitekten in collaboration with local Adelaide architects Jackman Parken Evans and Capital Architecture. For more information about the BioSA Incubator and tenancy opportunities please contact Neil Finlayson, Business Development Director on +61 8217 6400 or at neil.finlayson@bioinnovationsa.com.au.
The BioSA Incubator offers a Café for local dining, take away and catering, and a Conference Centre available for hire for corporate meetings and functions. |
The BioSA Incubator Photograph courtesy of Drew Lenman |
Bio Innovation SA
Level 15/33
King William Street
Adelaide SA 5000
Australia
Phone:61 8 8217 6400
Fax:61 8 8217 6416
Bioscience Achievement Awards Announced
3 March 2010 - The 2010 BioSA Bioscience Achievement Awards have today recognised two women for their outstanding contributions to the bioscience sector in South Australia. (read more...)
Adelaide research impact brings national awards
3 March 2010 - University of Adelaide researchers have won two of the five categories in the inaugural Scopus Young Researcher of the Year Awards, to be presented tonight by Senator Kim Carr. (read more...)
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2 March 2010 - Bionomics Limited (ASX: BNO) today announced the final results of its Phase Ia clinical trial of BNC210. (read more...)
Agricultural revolution needed for 21st century
12 February 2010 - Substantial changes in agriculture will be needed to feed an estimated nine billion people living on the planet by 2050, according to a paper published today in Science by two University of Adelaide researchers. (read more...)
Australasian Association of Bioethics and Health Law
1-4 July 2010 - The University of Adelaide (read more...)
LESANZ Annual Conference 2010
22-24 April 2010, InterContinental Hotel, Adelaide (read more...)
