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| Sheffield Bioincubator |
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The Bioincubator, viewed from Upper Hanover Street
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| Information |
| Location |
Sheffield, England |
| Status |
completed |
| Constructed |
2004 |
| Use |
Education |
| Height |
| Roof |
35m |
| Technical Details |
| Floor count |
7 |
| Elevator count |
2 |
The Bioincubator is a building in Sheffield, England, owned and built by the University of Sheffield. It houses the offices of Axordia, one of the United Kingdom's leading human embryonic stem cell (hESC) companies, with a growing portfolio of publications[1] who work out of the Alfred Denny Building.[2]
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