The University of Bath is opening a new innovation and enterprise space for student entrepreneurs, researchers and graduate start-ups. The E-Lab will open its doors on Thursday (December 8) as a space to develop and share ideas for products and services, and to access support and mentoring, the university said.
The venue is a significant expansion of the enterprise services provided by the institution, which offers a range of development and collaboration opportunities including support for start-ups, consultancy, securing investment and access to expert research networks.
Numerous spin-out companies have been formed from University of Bath, including Transdermal Diagnostics which is developing what it says could be the first completely needle-free blood sugar monitor.
