Igniting the Booster for
Life Science Startups

Your contact person

Manager Innovation & Technologies Julius Welsch

We connect you with a vibrant community of life science experts, experienced entrepreneurs and dedicated startup supporters (Photo: Mediaserver Hamburg/Christian Brandes)

Starting Energy for Fresh Ideas

The challenges for startups in the life sciences sector are manifold: from intensive research and development phases to high capital requirements, a lack of suitable laboratory facilities and missing contacts in the industry.

Life Science Nord addresses these challenges by actively promoting exchange and supporting the development of strong networks and reliable partnerships to drive the growth of the regional life science startup ecosystem.

We connect you with a vibrant community of life science experts, experienced entrepreneurs and dedicated startup supporters who pave the way for innovative ideas and promising developments.

Our offer

  • Individual networking
  • Mediation to partners in industry and research (also international)
  • Support for collaborative projects
  • Events for networking and professional exchange
  • Topic-specific workshops and working groups
  • Overview of the latest funding opportunities
  • Outreach and visibility through our dedicated channels
  • Access to our long-standing knowledge and contacts in the life science industry

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The surgical team prepares for an upcoming operation.
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