Tag: R.I. Life Science Hub
Ocean State Labs puts open layout to the test
As Rhode Island’s life sciences industry continues to take shape, John Flavin wants the state’s first incubator wet lab space to feel different from...
Ocean State Labs’ first 5 tenants unveiled
PROVIDENCE – The R.I. Life Science Hub on Wednesday announced the first five companies lined up to occupy space in Ocean State Labs, the...
R.I. Life Science Hub awards $3.9M to 5 companies
PROVIDENCE – The Rhode Island Life Science Hub on Wednesday awarded $3.9 million to five companies that are either relocating or building their businesses...
Neil Steinberg resigns as chairman of R.I. Life Science Hub
PROVIDENCE – Neil Steinberg, the inaugural chairman of the Rhode Island Life Science Hub, has resigned, according to a signed resignation letter obtained by...
R.I. Life Science Hub awards nearly $1M to local companies
PROVIDENCE – The Rhode Island Life Science Hub announced on Thursday it has awarded nearly $1 million in new funding to six companies.
“We are...
R.I. Life Science Hub awards $5M in business development funds
PROVIDENCE – The R.I. Life Science Hub announced it has invested $5 million in 13 companies as part of its second round of business...
Innovate Newport to highlight R.I.’s health-tech sector in Industry Spotlight Series
NEWPORT – Innovate Newport will host a HealthTech Industry Spotlight Event in celebration of Rhode Island's life sciences sector on May 29.
Co-hosted by the...
Katelyn Holt
Health Care Heroes 2025
HEALTH CARE INNOVATOR: Katelyn Holt
KOLT Innovations Inc. founder and CEO
What led you to choose health care as your profession? I have...
R.I. Life Science Hub issues $450K in grants, applications being accepted...
PROVIDENCE – Four organizations have received a combined total of $450,000 in grants from the Rhode Island Life Science Hub, the quasi-public agency announced...
R.I. life sciences effort could take hit from NIH funding cut
Rhode Island researchers are on edge.
Proposed cuts to National Institutes of Health funding could have extensive ramifications for local universities, hospitals and the effort...

















