The Pennsylvania Biotechnology Center (PABC) welcomes Quartzy, the world’s leading online lab productivity platform.

Quartzy’s mission is to help life science technologies reach the market faster. Its platform brings together lab inventory, requests, approvals and a vast supply marketplace backed by its own distribution network, giving research teams one place to manage everything between idea and experiment. Companies can start using Quartzy as a two-person lab and continue relying on it as they grow, advance into the clinic, and eventually reach the public markets. The infrastructure they put in place on day one scales with them.

For the smallest companies, the immediate benefits are simple: one place to order supplies, competitive prices, fast delivery and real support. As teams grow, shared inventory, streamlined approvals, and centralized order records simplify collaboration, improve organization, and reduce lab management time. To make these capabilities accessible from the start, Quartzy is offering PABC companies exciting discounts, including free access to its platform for companies with five or fewer full-time employees.

For many companies, excitement about the science is rarely in short supply. What separates those that succeed is execution, and great execution depends on infrastructure. That’s where the Pennsylvania Biotechnology Center and Quartzy come together. The Center provides the space, services and guidance that help young companies get off the ground and Quartzy provides the digital infrastructure and supplies they need to keep moving, hit their milestones, and scale without having to rebuild their operations along the way.

“We’re extremely pleased to welcome Quartzy as a strategic sponsor for the PABC,” Louis P. Kassa III, MPA, the Center’s CEO. “Their support will play a key role in advancing our mission to promote innovation, collaboration and scientific breakthroughs in the life sciences.”

The Pennsylvania Biotechnology Center, which has more than 100 member companies and locations in Doylestown and Philadelphia, is a nationally recognized hub for life sciences entrepreneurship.

“Early-stage teams don’t have the luxury of a dedicated procurement department. Quartzy gives them the tools to buy smart without slowing down their science.,” said Adam Regelmann, Co-Founder and Chief Customer Officer of Quartzy. “PABC has built one of the best early stage life sciences communities in the country, and we’re glad to be putting real resources behind it.”

To launch its involvement with the PABC, Quartzy will be hosting a two kickoff events; one on October 27 at the Doylestown campus at 12 p.m. and another on Oct. 28 at B+labs. More information about the event is coming soon.

About Quartzy
Quartzy is a leading lab management and supply platform helping life science companies at all stages bring new technologies to market faster. By combining lab inventory management, purchasing workflows, approvals, and a vast marketplace of laboratory supplies backed by its own distribution network, Quartzy simplifies the operations that power scientific discovery. From early-stage startups to public biotech and pharma companies, Quartzy helps research teams save time, reduce costs, and scale their operations so they can focus on what matters most: advancing their science. Learn more at www.quartzy.com.

About the Pennsylvania Biotechnology Center (PABC)
Located in Doylestown, Pa., with a satellite incubator, B+labs at Cira Centre in Philadelphia, the PABC is a nonprofit life sciences incubator-accelerator offering state-of-the-art laboratory and office space to nearly 70 early stage biotech companies. The PABC uses a highly successful services-based approach to nurture and guide its member companies to success, advancing biotechnology, maximizing synergies among nonprofit scientists and their commercial colleagues, and launching new ideas and discoveries. PABC member companies account for 17% of all National Institutes of Health SBIR grants awarded in Pennsylvania and over the years have created billions of dollars in market value from IPOs, acquisitions and commercial valuations. For more information, please visit the PABC website.