So much going on at IVL this month!  Read all about it! https://bit.ly/3R38Cq8 

A busy Spring at InnoVenture Labs. https://bit.ly/49wYyfm 

Read about Innoventure Labs busy January. https://bit.ly/3uipYa4 

Success stories and more! Don’t miss the latest edition of the InnoVenture Labs Newsletter. https://bit.ly/4a39ORW 

Money, Beer, and Science don’t miss Innoventure Labs’s latest newsletter. https://bit.ly/49h9Pl6 

Learn about Innoventure Lab’s busy members and graduates. https://bit.ly/48ykiYM 

NSIV Condos open and ready! InnoVenture Labs – Forward Progress on multiple fronts https://bit.ly/3KYSByn 

NSIV News – Graduates Expand, Out in the Community, High School Internships https://bit.ly/3AzSzax 

Yangling Wang – Scientist, FireCyte Therapeutics  Q: What kind of work do you do at FireCyte? Yangling:  We study neurodegenerative disease in the eye. Basically, I use cultured cells, cell lines and also some pluripotent

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Peter Steeves – Plastics Engineer, Radical Plastics Q: How did you first become involved at Radical Plastics? Peter: The way we met is kind of cool. Radical Plastics had outsourced the material compounding to UMass

Harry McCoy – Chairman & Co Founder, North Shore InnoVentures Q: Why did you start NSIV? Harry: I moved here for the first time in 2001 to take over as President and COO of a

Harry Shain, Research Associate – Glycologix Q: What does Glycologix do? Harry: We are creating a polymer-based therapeutic for bladder disease called Interstitial Cystitis. We do this by taking a small starting polymer and cross

Hollywood Bound…. How cool is this?  NSIV Member, Merida Skin, is at the Oscars this weekend.

Carly Morrison – Bioprocess Engineer, TurtleTree Labs Q: Could tell us a little bit about yourself, how you got interested in your field, and how you ended up at TurtleTree? Carly:  I have a background in chemical

Yelena Kann – Founder & CEO,  Radical Plastics Q: What does Radical Plastics do? Radical Plastics has a radical solution for plastic pollution in the environment.  We’re using radical chemistry to address the toughest polymers

Max Westerman – Intern, Genomic Expression Q: How did you ended up working for Genomic Expression?  Max: I was raised in high school through the agricultural science program, so a lot of my high school

Bo Ma – Senior Scientist, FireCyte Therapeutics  Q: How did you end up at FireCyte? Bo: They found me on LinkedIn when I was working at the University of Florida. Q: What did you do

North Shore InnoVentures Board Appoints Dr. Christine Kressirer as COO Kressirer Replaces Outgoing COO Tom Kinneman  as the Biotech and Cleantech Incubator celebrates Fifteen Years of Growth Beverly, Mass., February 13, 2022 – North Shore

Product Launches, Funding, Beach vs. Mountains