Liquid Biotech USA is relocating from its Audubon premises to the University of Pennsylvania’s new Pennovation Center, an incubator for business and technology, when it opens next month, writes Jacob Adelman for the Philadelphia Inquirer.

“We think they will contribute to the overall ecosystem and the environment we are creating here,” said Ed Datz, executive director of real estate at Penn.

Liquid Biotech will lease lab space for its biological and chemical research, along with spots in the 110-seat co-working area. A spinout from Penn’s research-commercialization organization, it has developed technology to identify and isolate certain cells often found in the blood of cancer patients.

“We’ve been looking for space for a while,” said Dr. Philip M. Sass, CEO of Liquid Biotech, adding that the Pennovation Center offers access to additional services like its tissue culture facility and molecular biology equipment.

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