Cadre of New Companies Prepare for Launch at Startup Sandbox

Momentum Builds for Incubating Innovative Bioscience Startups

13 January 2020

Several new startup companies have joined Startup Sandbox, the Santa Cruz-based bioscience incubator.

Each company focuses on specific markets within the bioscience realm:

Coreless Technologies is developing applications for plasmonic nanoparticles

Ohalo Genetics is focusing on gene editing in plants

New Fiber Project is creating biodegradable plastic packaging from hemp

Crescendium is creating innovative, helpful bacterium

Sanguine DX is pioneering advanced blood clot monitoring for emergency rooms

Switchback Systems is using cell structure as a data storage medium

VisgeneX is working on genetic remediation of wet macular disease

For the next 18 to 24 months, each startup will work with the Startup Sandbox community, following the incubator’s proven model and transitioning to commercial operations as strong, viable startup companies. During this time, each company develops its product roadmap for turning research into scalable, reproducible products. At the same time, companies benefit from executive mentoring to develop business, pricing, sales, and marketing strategies tailored to their unique markets.

With the graduation of six companies in October 2019, momentum has been growing for Startup Sandbox and its successful model for moving bioscience research from the lab to commercialized products.

Come to Santa Cruz.
Breathe the air.

Clear your head.

Cadre of New Companies Prepare for Launch at Startup Sandbox

Momentum Builds for Incubating Innovative Bioscience Startups

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