Two Nanotech Firms Named To Start-Up New York
Two nanotechnology companies affiliated with the SUNY Polytechnic Institute in Albany have joined the state's Start-Up New York program.
Start-Up New York allows businesses to operate tax free for a decade by expanding or relocating to select college and university campuses. The two new businesses approved are Glauconix, Inc. and NANO DX, Inc.
Glauconix, co-founded by Ph.D student Karen Torrejon, develops a more effective drug screening to prevent glaucoma.
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Start-Up New York allows businesses to operate tax free for a decade by expanding or relocating to select college and university campuses. The two new businesses approved are Glauconix, Inc. and NANO DX, Inc.
Glauconix, co-founded by Ph.D student Karen Torrejon, develops a more effective drug screening to prevent glaucoma.
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