Life Sciences Industries in Hamilton
Snapshot of the Life Sciences Industries in Hamilton
Life sciences industries in Hamilton are a significant part of the research and innovation landscape, supporting improved healthcare products and services as well as bioengineering and cellular research.
#1 in research intensity for both McMaster University and Mohawk College.
2nd largest hospital network in Canada with over $4B healthcare spend.
WORLD-CLASS COMPANIES IN LIFE SCIENCES
McMaster Innovation Park occupies 37 acres of land for science and technology research, including:
50+ acres
Over 512,000 sq ft of office and laboratory space with 80,000 + sq ft planned
1600 full-time jobs
Garage@MIP increasing innovation and accelerator space in the Park to over 10,000 sq ft
Opportunities for custom-built office and research space
Launching pad for international companies to enter Canadian and other North American markets
Hamilton’s life sciences sector constitutes an intersection of innovation, research and business.
Between Hamilton Health Services, St. Joseph’s Healthcare, Bay Area Health Trust, Innovation Factory, McMaster University and Mohawk College, among other innovators, a collaborative cluster utilizes technology to improve healthcare services. The Synapse Consortium supports the health sciences cluster by facilitating collaboration, accelerating commercialization, and promoting the impact of this valuable sector.
The Fraunhofer Project Centre for Biomedical Engineering and Advanced Manufacturing (BEAM) is accelerating the commercialization of research with a focus on T-cell therapies, point-of-care diagnostics and ophthalmics.
Commercialization support exists for companies large and small throughout the health sciences industries in Hamilton.
Mohawk College IDEAWORKS
The mHealth and eHealth Development and Innovation Centre (MEDIC) helps companies, start-ups, not-for-profits, and government organizations develop and implement innovative digital health solutions to improve patient care.
“Not only has the city seen investments in the hundreds of millions, but more internationally acclaimed researchers continue to come to this city because of the ground-breaking work being done in so many areas of life sciences. Join them and put your innovation to work.”
Carolynn Reid,
Life Sciences Lead, City of Hamilton
For the Full Picture, Contact City of Hamilton’s Life Sciences Lead: Carolynn Reid
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