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Tech Transfer Roundup: J&J Houses JPOD Incubator At University Of Pennsylvania

 
• By Joseph Haas

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Pennovation Center, PA
JPOD @ Philadelphia Is Housed At Pennovation Center

[Johnson & Johnson Innovation - JLABS] has been launching its JLABS sites within biotechnology hubs such as Boston, San Diego and San Francisco since 2012, but it chose Philadelphia as the site for its initial JPOD in the US, in part to capitalize on its strong partnership with the University of Pennsylvania and its two-year-old incubator, the Pennovation Center, which will house the JPOD.

The Philadephia area is also an innovation hotspot, JLABS Head Kate Merton told Scrip, making it a prime location as J&J rolls out the university-based incubators, an additional phase in its efforts to identify and accelerate early-stage health care innovations, building

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