The Prince William Science Accelerator Monday welcomed its sixth tenant, Serpin Pharma, LLC, a development stage biotech company, which recently leased 1,141 square feet at the wet lab facility. With this latest tenant, the wet lab facility is almost at full capacity with only one wet lab space available for lease.
Established in 2014, the Prince William Science Accelerator has been one of the most recent catalysts for Prince William County’s life sciences industry along with other developments within Innovation Park, such as the establishment of George Mason University’s Institute for Advanced Biomedical Research. The county has established its position as a thriving life sciences and technology hub within the Greater Washington metro area and its momentum is poised to continue.
“We are happy to be located in such a state-of-the-art facility as the Prince William Science Accelerator,” said Dr. Cohava Gelber, founder and executive chairperson of Serpin Pharma, LLC. “Being in the heart of Innovation Park, within close proximity to Mason’s Science and Technology Campus and related research institutions will only enhance our work going forward,” he added.
