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'''Station 41''' is a biotechnology business accelerator | '''Station 41''' is a biotechnology "commercialization hub" operated by [[Southern Research]]. The program includes a business accelerator, a a therapeutics development fund, a venture studio program, and an incubator facility. Its name references Birmingham's historic association with railroads, and the year [[1941]], when Southern Research was established. | ||
The incubator space offers private office and laboratory space and equipment, as well as shared support staff and facilities. The Station 41 area was designed by HOK with [[Williams Blackstock Architects]], and constructed by [[Brasfield & Gorrie]]. | The incubator space offers private office and laboratory space and equipment for 12 companies, as well as shared support staff and amenities, and access to Southern Research's own facilities. The Station 41 area was designed by HOK of Kansas City, Missouri with [[Williams Blackstock Architects]], and constructed by [[Brasfield & Gorrie]]. It opened on [[January 23]], [[2024]]. | ||
The therapeutics development fund (TDF) was established in late [[2023]] with $3 million in tax credits awarded through the state's "Innovate Alabama" economic incentive program. | |||
==Clients== | ==Clients== | ||
* [[PM Labs]] | * [[PM Labs]] | ||
* [[Adjuvax]] | * [[Adjuvax]] ([[Pengfei Wang]] 2024–) | ||
* [[Alveolus Bio]] | * [[Alveolus Bio]] ([[Gaurav Mehta]] 2024–) | ||
* [[Celestia Diagnostics]] | * [[Celestia Diagnostics]] | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
* Thrailkill, Laurel (August 18, 2023) "Southern Research developing Birmingham's newest startup incubator." {{BBJ}} | * Thrailkill, Laurel (August 18, 2023) "Southern Research developing Birmingham's newest startup incubator." {{BBJ}} | ||
* Thrailkill, Laurel (November 8, 2023) "Southern Research gets nearly $3M in tax credits." {{BBJ}} | |||
* Thrailkill, Laurel (January 23, 2024) "Birmingham gains new startup incubator." {{BBJ}} | |||
[[Category: Southern Research]] | [[Category: Southern Research]] | ||
[[Category: Business incubators]] | [[Category: Business incubators]] | ||
[[Category: | [[Category: 2024 establishments]] | ||
Revision as of 08:37, 11 March 2024
Station 41 is a biotechnology "commercialization hub" operated by Southern Research. The program includes a business accelerator, a a therapeutics development fund, a venture studio program, and an incubator facility. Its name references Birmingham's historic association with railroads, and the year 1941, when Southern Research was established.
The incubator space offers private office and laboratory space and equipment for 12 companies, as well as shared support staff and amenities, and access to Southern Research's own facilities. The Station 41 area was designed by HOK of Kansas City, Missouri with Williams Blackstock Architects, and constructed by Brasfield & Gorrie. It opened on January 23, 2024.
The therapeutics development fund (TDF) was established in late 2023 with $3 million in tax credits awarded through the state's "Innovate Alabama" economic incentive program.
Clients
- PM Labs
- Adjuvax (Pengfei Wang 2024–)
- Alveolus Bio (Gaurav Mehta 2024–)
- Celestia Diagnostics
References
- Thrailkill, Laurel (August 18, 2023) "Southern Research developing Birmingham's newest startup incubator." Birmingham Business Journal
- Thrailkill, Laurel (November 8, 2023) "Southern Research gets nearly $3M in tax credits." Birmingham Business Journal
- Thrailkill, Laurel (January 23, 2024) "Birmingham gains new startup incubator." Birmingham Business Journal