KQ Labs, an accelerator programme focused on data-driven health, run by the Francis Crick Institute and now funded by LifeArc, has selected ten new start-ups for its third cohort. Following a highly successful second cohort, KQ Labs, an accelerator programme for start-up companies with high growth potential in the area of data-driven health, is welcoming ten exciting new start-ups – including Brightlobe.

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The KQ Labs programme provides customised support and resources for start-ups working on propositions that will have a major positive impact on health. This year’s cohort includes companies using data to tackle diverse problems in domains including Parkinson’s Disease, cancer and drug discovery, amongst others.

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The ten selected start-ups will take part in a programme running over five months, consisting of weekly workshops with experts from a wide range of areas relevant to digital health, and training in transferable skills, as well as mentoring and discussions with investors and potential corporate partners.

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Read more here: https://www.crick.ac.uk/news/2020-11-23_kq-labs-accelerator-welcomes-ten-new-innovative-start-ups