The Center for Biotechnology continues to foster a comprehensive infrastructure to support the development of biomedical technologies in New York State and expand the life science ecosystem.
Stony Brook University Incubator Program – Stony Brook University Incubators are located at the Research & Development Park in the AERTC and CEWIT, East Campus at LIHTI and the Clean Energy Business Incubator Program (CEBIP), West Campus at the Center for Biotech, and eastern Long Island at the Calverton Business Park. Each incubator offers the support needed to be successful by offering workshops, assistance in business development and reaching benchmarks, camaraderie of other businesses growing within the incubators, mentorship from more established start-ups, labs to do research and professional space to hold meetings.
NewYorkBIO – The Center for Biotechnology founded NewYorkBIO (Formerly NYBA) in 1991. NewYorkBIO is the life science trade association of New York, dedicated to the development and growth of New York State-based bioscience-related industries and institutions. Learn more at www.newyorkbio.org.
Visit our Organizations page for comprehensive list of investment, trade, incubation, and advocacy groups.
Stony Brook University Department of Biomedical Engineering:
The Department of Biomedical Engineering’s mission is to fully integrate the cutting edge of engineering and physical sciences with state of the art biology to advance our understanding of biomedical problems, and to use that science to drive the development of therapeutics, diagnostics and medical devices. The department has a broad research focus including Biomaterials/Biomechanics, Molecular Biomedical Engineering, Medial Instrumentation and Imaging, Tissue Engineering and Biomedical Modeling.
The Center for Biotechnology can also facilitate third party access to additional core research facilities at Stony Brook University. Please visit the Facilities page for more information.