The LSU System Research and Technology Center (LETC), designed specifically as an incubator for companies with wet-lab needs, serves small and start-up businesses developing and commercializing university technologies.
Tenants in the 60,000 sq.ft. facility focus on the biotechnology, life sciences, agricultural and environmental industries. Beyond lab and office space, tenants receive business and technical assistance such as access to funding sources, legal resource and professional counsulting, administrative staff and services, plus the ambiance of an established company.
The LSU System Research and Technology Foundation is the parent entity of the LETC. The R&T Foundation facilitates the transfer and commercialization of university intellectual property to the marketplace. Within that continuum, the Louisiana Emerging Technology Center nurtures the start-up companies working with that university technology.
For more information on how you can secure a home for your start-up or early stage company in the LETC, please call:
Ox-B, a Louisiana based start-up technology firm, formed to both manufacture and market a new and unique biocide with far reaching applications, has announced the opening of its laboratory at the new Louisiana Emerging Technology Center.
NuPotential LLC, a Louisiana company developing advancing cell therapy tchnologies, has become the latest tenant to locate a laboratory in the recenly completed Louisiana Emerging Technology Center (LETC)
(November 18, 2005) — United States Antigens Corporation (USAC), a Louisiana biotech product and services company, became the first tenant to locate their laboratory in the recently completed Louisiana Emerging Technology Center (LETC) on the LSU campus.
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