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The BioHUB aims to bring together business, industry and world-class academic expertise, combined with highly qualified researchers and technical experts, to help drive cutting edge research, development and innovation within the Natural Product Sector.

This will promote the development of novel high-value natural products, to underpin a growing and internationally competitive Natural Product Sector, creating more business and jobs within the region. 

The University has an excellent track record in working with Our Business Partnerships and Industry. The BioHUB will further strengthen established long-term collaborations, as well as foster new ones. 

How we've worked with business and industry
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Facilities and Resources

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Stakeholder consultation will help develop BioHUB facilities and resources to support the needs and demands of business and industry, including: 

  • Spin-out and incubation space.
  • Screening platforms.
  • Analytical equipment. 
  • Specialised laboratories.
  • Natural product Bank and IP. 
  • Areas for networking and community engagement.

Business Support

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The Natural Product BioHUB will provide access to:

  • The University’s collaborative network LINC which enables organisations to connect with each other and access resources and expertise to support their growth.  
  • Expertise to enhance Research, Design and Innovation capacity  
  • Research development and Industry led funding opportunities
  • Advice and support on IP Protection and Business, Finance and Grant applications

 

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In Partnership with Swansea Council and funded by the UK Government through the UK Shared Prosperity Fund