# Broad Hollow Bioscience Park

> Pushing the Boundaries in Bioscience


## Posts

- [New 200,000-Square-Foot Cell and Gene Therapy Hub Coming to Lake Success](https://bioparkny.org/new-200000-square-foot-cell-and-gene-therapy-hub-coming-to-lake-success/): A 15-acre site in Lake Success will soon host a 200,000-square-foot cell and gene therapy research hub, backed by up to $150 million in state funding. The project aims to support startups, create hundreds of jobs, and propel Long Island's life sciences sector. The hub will include a business incubator to help bring scientific discoveries to market.
- [Accelerate Long Island: Funding Support for Bootstrapping Entrepreneurs](https://bioparkny.org/accelerate-long-island-funding-support-for-bootstrapping-entrepreneurs/): Accelerate Long Island offers $130,000 in grants to support bootstrapping tech entrepreneurs with essential professional services like legal, accounting, HR, and marketing. Funded by a $1.25 million, five-year grant from Empire State Development, this program helps early-stage startups gain momentum. Applications are open to tech startups less than five years old with under $1 million in equity.   
- [Codagenix Secures $25 Million in New Funding to Advance Covid Vaccine Trials](https://bioparkny.org/codagenix-secures-25-million-in-new-funding-to-advance-covid-vaccine-trials/): Codagenix Inc. has raised an additional $25 million, bringing its total funding to $45 million, to support its vaccine development efforts. This new round includes contributions from Serum Institute of India and existing investors Euclidean Capital and Adjuvant Capital. The funding will advance phase 1 trials for the CodaVax-RSV vaccine targeting respiratory syncytial virus and the CodaVax-H1N1 influenza vaccine. Codagenix, based at Farmingdale State College’s Broad Hollow Bioscience Park and in Cambridge, Massachusetts, utilizes cutting-edge synthetic biology to create innovative vaccines. The company is also involved in a WHO study of its CoviLiv nasal COVID-19 vaccine.
- [Long Island's Life Sciences Revival: New Investments and Strategic Moves](https://bioparkny.org/long-islands-life-sciences-revival-new-investments-and-strategic-moves/): After a challenging decade following OSI Pharmaceuticals' departure, Long Island is seeing a revival in its life sciences sector. Estee Lauder has joined Farmingdale State College’s Broadhollow Bioscience Park as an anchor tenant, and Dan Polner has been appointed as the park's new executive director. Governor Kathy Hochul has announced $10 million in funding for Feinstein Institutes for Medical Research and an additional $50 million for a life sciences competition for local startups. With these investments and a renewed focus on coordination among key institutions, Long Island aims to transform its life sciences vision into reality.
- [Broadhollow Bioscience Park Pioneers Long Island's Life Sciences Renaissance](https://bioparkny.org/broadhollow-bioscience-park-pioneers-long-islands-life-sciences-renaissance/): Broadhollow Bioscience Park is revitalizing Long Island's life sciences sector. With Estee Lauder as a new anchor tenant and Dan Polner as executive director, the park is set to expand. Governor Kathy Hochul’s Long Island Investment Fund (LIIF) recently allocated $60 million to bolster local biotech startups and research institutions. Plans for a new 60,000-square-foot facility aim to strengthen collaborations with top institutions like Brookhaven National Laboratory and Stony Brook University. These initiatives position Broadhollow to drive innovation, create jobs, and boost the regional economy.
- [Leveraging Estée Lauder’s Move to Fuel Long Island’s Biotech Sector](https://bioparkny.org/leveraging-estee-lauders-move-to-fuel-long-islands-biotech-sector/): Long Island's biotechnology sector has faced numerous challenges, but recent developments offer a fresh opportunity. Estée Lauder's decision to become the new anchor tenant at Broad Hollow Bioscience Park brings renewed hope, with plans for research labs and 31 new jobs. However, the region’s biotech ambitions have historically faltered, with past setbacks including the departures of Helicon Therapeutics and OSI Pharmaceuticals. To turn this new chance into long-term success, Long Island must attract more life sciences firms, leverage local research resources, and foster strong regional collaboration. The next five years will be pivotal in determining whether this latest effort can finally build a thriving biotech industry.
- [Estée Lauder to Establish Research Lab at Farmingdale State, Boosting Jobs and Student Support](https://bioparkny.org/estee-lauder-to-establish-research-lab-at-farmingdale-state-boosting-jobs-and-student-support/): Estée Lauder is set to enhance Long Island's biotech landscape with a new research laboratory and office at Farmingdale State College’s Broad Hollow Bioscience Park. Opening in the spring, this facility will employ up to 80 people, including 31 new positions, and contribute $1.75 million to the college for scholarships. The lab will focus on skincare, makeup, and fragrance innovations, involving students in hands-on research and training. This development, supported by $1.2 million in tax credits from Empire State Development, aims to revitalize the Broad Hollow park and strengthen regional economic ties between academia and industry.
- [Farmingdale's BF Innovation Joins Start-Up NY Tax-Free Program](https://bioparkny.org/farmingdales-bf-innovation-joins-start-up-ny-tax-free-program/): BF Innovation Inc., a skin-care product developer located in Farmingdale’s Broad Hollow Bioscience Park, has joined Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo’s Start-Up NY tax-free zones program. This participation exempts the company from state and local taxes for up to 10 years and offers state income tax exemptions to its new employees for the same period. The company focuses on developing topical drug products for dermatitis and aims to double its workforce by year-end. BF Innovation is the fourth Start-Up NY participant at Farmingdale State College’s zone, joining other biotech startups.
- [New Law Aims to Secure OSI Pharmaceuticals' Future on Long Island](https://bioparkny.org/new-law-aims-to-secure-osi-pharmaceuticals-future-on-long-island/): Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo has signed a bill enabling OSI Pharmaceuticals Inc. to expand its operations at Farmingdale State College. The legislation, which passed with overwhelming support in the State Senate and Assembly, establishes the boundaries for the college's Broad Hollow Bioscience Park at 38.5 acres and allows for the construction of a third building. This new structure will house start-up companies while OSI expands into an existing building. The move is expected to create 135 jobs at the college, bolstering Long Island's biotechnology sector.
- [Expansion of Farmingdale State College's Business Incubator Approved by State Senators](https://bioparkny.org/expansion-of-farmingdale-state-colleges-business-incubator-approved-by-state-senators/): State senators have approved a bill to expand the business incubator at Farmingdale State College, a significant move aimed at boosting the local biotechnology sector. The legislation designates 38.5 acres for the Broad Hollow Bioscience Park and facilitates the construction of a third building to house start-up companies, with OSI Pharmaceuticals expanding into an existing second building. OSI, known for its lung cancer drug Tarceva, plans to create approximately 135 new jobs. The bill also exempts park tenants from state construction and procurement laws, simplifying development processes. This expansion is expected to drive economic growth and innovation in Long Island's biotechnology industry.  
- [Long Island's Biotech Push: Successes and Struggles](https://bioparkny.org/long-islands-biotech-push-successes-and-struggles/): Long Island's push to attract biotech startups has seen mixed results. The Broad Hollow Bioscience Park, with its recent addition of a 43,000-square-foot building, aims to foster new companies. While OSI Pharmaceuticals is expanding, other firms like Helicon Therapeutics have moved away due to delays. Despite significant investment and low rent incentives, the region’s biotech sector struggles to gain traction, facing challenges such as high costs and stiff competition from established hubs.

## Pages

- [Space Inquiry Form](https://bioparkny.org/space-inquiry-form/): Broad Hollow Bioscience Park Space Inquiry Form
- [Our Facilities](https://bioparkny.org/our-facilities/): THE PARK IS LOCATED ON 38 ACRES WITHIN THE FARMINGDALE STATE COLLEGE CAMPUS. THE MODERN FACILITY IS DESIGNED TO SATISFY THE OFFICE-TO-LABORATORY NEEDS OF TODAY’S DEVELOPING BIOTECH COMPANIES. Farmingdale State College offers a bachelor’s degree in bioscience and student internships with affiliated companies to help support the employment needs of its tenant companies as well as other regional biotech companies. The facility offers both a clustered biotech environment designed to support the fast-paced growth needs of early-stage companies and the dynamic atmosphere of a campus setting. SERVICES The Broad Hollow Bioscience Park was established to support entrepreneurial activity and foster […]
- [Privacy Policy](https://bioparkny.org/privacy-policy/): Privacy Policy Broadhollow Bioscience Park Effective Date: August, 2024 Broadhollow Bioscience Park (“we,” “our,” “us”) is committed to protecting your privacy. This Privacy Policy outlines how we collect, use, disclose, and safeguard your information when you visit our website (the “Site”). Please read this policy carefully to understand our views and practices regarding your personal data and how we will treat it. 1. Information We Collect We may collect and process the following data about you: Personal Identification Information: Name, email address, phone number, and other contact details. Usage Data: Information about how you use our Site, such as your […]
- [Accessibility](https://bioparkny.org/accessibility/): Website Accessibility Policy Broadhollow Bioscience Park Effective Date: August, 2024 Purpose Broadhollow Bioscience Park is committed to ensuring digital accessibility for people with disabilities. We are continually improving the user experience for everyone and applying the relevant accessibility standards. Standards and Compliance We aim to comply with all applicable standards, including the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1, Level AA, which provides guidance on making web content more accessible to individuals with a range of disabilities. Accessibility Features Our website includes the following accessibility features: Keyboard Navigation: Users can navigate the website using a keyboard. Text Alternatives: All non-text content, […]
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- [Useful Links](https://bioparkny.org/useful-links/): Government Agencies Empire State Development Corporation Through strategic investment in biopharmaceutical, device and diagnostic research, development and manufacturing, New York fuels the creation of cutting-edge healthcare solutions. New York is growing its life science industry through a broad range of economic development programs and public-private partnerships, supported by the state’s award-winning research talent. And through its $620 million Life Science Initiative, New York is expanding the state’s ability to commercialize research and spurring the growth of a world-class life science research cluster. View Website SBIR (Small Business Innovation Research) The Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) program is a federal government […]
- [Partners](https://bioparkny.org/bioscience-research-partnerships/): Bioscience Partners Farmingdale State College Broad Hollow Bioscience Park is a biotechnology research park developed on the campus of Farmingdale State College (SUNY) on Long Island, in conjunction with Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Website Cold Spring Laboratory Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory—a private, not-for-profit institution with research programs in cancer, neuroscience, plant biology, genomics, bioinformatics. Website Ecosystem Partners Long Island High Technology Incubator, Inc. The Long Island High Technology Incubator (LIHTI) is a non-profit organization dedicated to helping new technologically-innovative companies grow. Website Hofstra ideaHUb, Inc. Hofstra University’s ideaHUb provides resources for students interested in creating startups. The Institute’s headquarters is […]
- [Contact](https://bioparkny.org/contact/): BROAD HOLLOW BIOSCIENCE PARK Name (*) Email (*) Phone Number (*) Message (*) Δ BROAD HOLLOW BIOSCIENCE PARK BROAD HOLLOW BIOSCIENCE PARK 631-227-3940 info@bioparkny.org Monday-Friday 8:30am-4:30pm Dan Polner Executive Director Admissions Criteria About Us Our Facilities Tenants Our Team Space Inquiry Contact Us 3D Map
- [Admissions Criteria](https://bioparkny.org/admissions-criteria/): To be eligible for Tennacy at Broad Hollow Bioscience Park (BHBP), Early-stage Life Science companies should posess: Minimum funding to support a full year of operations A formal business plan ready for implementation Capable management Potential for job creation No conflict with current BHBP tenant companies The ability to enrich the college by providing an enhanced environment for both students and faculty. PROCESS The Executive Director, in consultation with the Board of Directors selects tenant companies on a case-by-case basis. The evaluating criteria include the merits of the business plan, credentials of the principals and management team, growth potential and […]
- [Home](https://bioparkny.org/): OUR MISSION At BHBP we are pushing the boundaries in bioscience We’re on a mission to foster innovation, support groundbreaking research, and create a dynamic hub for biotech brilliance. Our goal? To drive the future of healthcare and make a lasting impact. Let’s redefine what’s possible in bioscience together! As a not-for-profit, BHBP offers affordable lease rates enabling tenant companies to maximize resources on Research & Development activities. LAB & OFFICE SPACE 102,500 square feet of space in two facilities on the 380-acre campus of Farmingdale State College. EARLY STAGE & CORPORATE RESEARCH Administrative areas, data, library/conference, and lunch rooms […]
- [Tenants](https://bioparkny.org/tenants/): BHBP Current Tenants Broad Hollow Bioscience Park (BHBP) is proud to host innovative biotech companies that are shaping the future of life sciences. Our tenants benefit from a collaborative ecosystem that offers access to state-of-the-art facilities, mentorship opportunities, and partnerships with Farmingdale State College faculty. From engaging in cutting-edge research projects to leveraging shared resources and equipment, BHBP provides the tools and support needed for early-stage companies to thrive. Together, we’re fostering growth and innovation. Mispro Biotech Services, Inc. Mispro advances human health by ensuring that drug discovery and development teams have the facilities and supporting laboratory animal services they […]
- [Our Team](https://bioparkny.org/our-team/): BHBP Board of DIrectors BHBP Board of Directors Chairperson Robert S. Prezant, PhD Vice Chairperson Andrew Whiteley Director Laura Joseph, EdD Director Adrian R. Krainer Director Erica Chase-Gregory Director Steve Monez BHBP Staff BHBP Staff Executive Director Daniel Polner President Gregory O’Connor Facility Manager Rich Pashitti Secretary Dorothy Hughes Treasurer Keri Franklin
- [About Us](https://bioparkny.org/about-us/): https://bioparkny.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/BHBP-About-Video.mp4 Broad Hollow Bioscience Park Broad Hollow Bioscience Park Broad Hollow Bioscience Park, Inc.(BHBP) is a not-for-profit entity located on the campus of Farmingdale State College (SUNY) which is designed to support early-stage companies with a need for wet laboratory space. BHBP is composed of 102,500 square feet of space in two facilities. At 3 Bioscience Park Drive, early-stage companies can lease wet lab and office space in increments of 250 SF with onsite vivarium services available for in vivo research. 1 Bioscience Park Drive is fully leased, and currently occupied by a subsidiary of Estee Lauder Companies, Inc. for […]


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