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Central New York Biotech Accelerator

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CNYBAC is a NYS Certified Business Incubator operated by SUNY Upstate Medical University. It provides lab, office, and shared-equipment space plus commercialization programming for for-profit pharmaceutical, biologic, and medical-device startups.

Also known as: CNYBAC

How we know this: the figures on this page come from the linked sources (last verified 2026-06-22); what those sources do not state is left unknown.

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Funding range

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Space And Services

Equity

None

Application

Rolling

Campus Wide

Last activity

2026-06-22

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    Application and Timing

    Rolling client accelerator application available on the CNYBAC site. Requires information on SUNY Upstate academic equipment usage and commercialization plans. The raw capture of the application page returned an offline placeholder and should be manually verified.

    Participants

    Early- and growth-stage biotech and medtech startups, many with SUNY Upstate or regional academic ties.

    Funding and Equity

    The accelerator provides space, core facility access, equipment, mentorship, and connection to funding programs including Upstate Biotech Ventures. The incubator itself does not take equity; equity investments are made by the affiliated venture fund.

    Recent Activity

    Designated a NYS Certified Business Incubator with an expansion backed by New York State announced in 2026, adding capacity for approximately ten additional companies per year through renovations expected through 2028. The state reported $65 million in regional economic impact and 82 tenant-created jobs over the preceding two years.

    Known startups and winners

    Competition winners and notable student ventures from our research.

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    Historical winners (research notes)

    Portfolio includes multiple biotech startups. A complete current resident list was not captured in this pass.

    Research gaps & things to verify

    Verification Gaps

    • Current resident company list and graduation rates.
    • Current application requirements (CNYBAC about and application pages returned offline placeholders).
    • Downstream funding outcomes for portfolio startups.
    Program details

    Central New York Biotech Accelerator

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