NSIV member, New England Hydropower, has a lot to celebrate. The official ribbon cutting was held May 24, 2017 for its first in the U.S. hydroelectric project using the ancient technology of an Archimedes screw.

We have an entrance! Here’s the new door into 451C, the main entrance to NSIV’s new space. Preparations for relocating our offices/labs around the corner and down the hall next month are well underway.

Great story on the success of North Shore InnoVentures member New England Hydropower Company. Their perseverance is paying off and bringing green energy to the City of Meriden, CT. Read the full press release here.

 It was time to get to work on the new NSIV labs and offices.  Joining the construction crew were Michael Wheeler of Beverly Bank, Justin D’Aveta from Cummings Properties, and Tom Kinneman and Martha Farmer

Justin D’Aveta (Cummings Property), Martha Farmer (North Shore InnoVentures) and Mike Wheeler (Beverly Bank) are planning out their day in the NSIV expansion space.  What could be better than three local institutions working together to bring entrepreneurs

North Shore InnoVentures was proud to hear about Arctic Sand’s recently announced acquisition by Peregrine Semiconductor, a subsidiary of Japanese Murata Manufacturing Company. Arctic Sand, a 2012 NSIV graduate located in Burlington, MA, has developed

A 2016 North Shore InnoVentures graduate, seqWell is located in Beverly, MA and is the featured subject in Keith Robison’s current blog post, Omics Omics. The story highlights seqWell’s plexWell technology, estimated to reduce the cost

ZS Genetics, Inc., a 2014 NSIV grad based in Wakefield, MA, has announced a strategic collaboration with Hitachi High Technologies America to develop and commercialize ZS Genetics’ DNA sequencing platform. John A. McCarthy, Jr., ZS

NSIV member, Gitte Pedersen will be discussing how Genomic Expression’s OneRNA™ diagnostic test can play a pivotal role in winning the war on cancer at the Health Care Forum this month in Norway.  Genomic Expression

Building Value, Building Companies A Tech Leaders Roundtable Discussion Thursday, March 16, 2017 12:00 – 1:30 p.m. 100 Cummings Center, Suite 221E, Beverly, MA Register It can be hard for an entrepreneur to wrap their

In a much-anticipated action, Martha Farmer, NSIV’s CEO, signed a lease extension with Cummings Properties. The lease consolidates and expands the biotech and cleantech incubator space in Beverly. The project will be completed by June 2017. It brings together

Pittsburgh based Sharp Edge Labs, a former NSIV member company, announced that it has entered into a drug discovery collaboration agreement with Sumitomo Dainippon Pharma Co. Ltd. Sharp Edge focuses on discovering drugs to treat

Hydropower is coming! The long awaited arrival of an Archimedes screw ended with a flawless installation at the Hanover Pond dam on Tuesday, December 20, 2016 in Meriden, CT. This is the first city in

Cellanyx Diagnostics’ Live Tumor Cell Phenotypic Risk Stratification Test Data from ‘Normal’ Tissue Samples Recognized at AdMeTech Foundation’s First Global Summit on Precision Diagnosis for Prostate Cancer with Second Place in Poster Competition.

August 25th, 2016 Funding will go towards expanding the region’s biotech industry with a new business incubator space Salem, MA – Today, the Office of Congressman Seth Moulton (D-MA) announced that the U.S. Department of Commerce¹s

Woman-led technology incubator will boost efforts to support entrepreneurs developing biotech and cleantech startups BEVERLY, Massachusetts, September 1, 2016. North Shore InnoVentures (NSIV), one of New England’s leading technology incubators and business accelerators, announced today that

Learn more about NSIV, featured in this video clip taken from the Beverly Economic Development Showcase held June 1, 2016.

August 15, 2016 – “Grow North, Young Biotech Startup”  as posted by Travis McCready, President & CEO, Mass Life Sciences Center

Running Experiments on Markets & Customers

In the past month, 3 NSIV startups lost time and money from quality control screwups on a supplier end. You can never afford to NOT think about quality and quality processes – whether you are