From the Cold War to high tech: Behind the scenes at TechPlace, Brunswick’s business incubator, by Renee Cordes, MaineBiz 10/21/2024
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TechPlace, an incubator space for manufacturing and technology startups, opened in 2015 as part of the redevelopment of Brunswick Landing, aiming to support small businesses. TechPlace fosters a vibrant innovative space for nearly 40 companies, including Salmonics, which has created an efficient bioproduction lab within TechPlace. The collaborative atmosphere and strong local network make TechPlace an asset for Maine’s entrepreneurial ecosystem.
Salmonics is the premier supplier of fish-blood-based reagents and precursors for biomanufacturing, research, diagnostics, and clinical use. Salmonics offers innovative yet cost effective alternatives to traditional mammalian-based products using fish blood, an otherwise wasted resource. Salmonics is committed to providing humanly and sustainably sourced products.
Cem Giray, CEO and president of Salmonics LLC, in the company’s lab in TechPlace in Brunswick. Photo by Jim Neuger, MaineBiz
