Sciencehouse Consultancy
Strategy and commercialisation consulting for biotech, life-science and deep-tech founders and organisations
Highlights
- Young companyFounded 2022
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-10
About Sciencehouse Consultancy
ScienceHouse Consultancy advises science-led organisations on strategy, commercialisation, market research, growth, operations and talent sourcing. It helps translate scientific research and intellectual property into commercial propositions, including licensing and spin-out strategies.
Clients include cell and gene therapy companies, therapy developers, and tools and technology providers. The company provides bespoke consulting engagements, including market analysis, go-to-market planning and operational support.
Founded in 2022, ScienceHouse Consultancy is headquartered in England and serves clients worldwide.
Product: Bespoke strategy, commercialisation, market research, operations and talent-sourcing advisory for life-science organisations.
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