The 5,000 sq. ft. THBD Office and Laboratory Facility consists of seven tenant offices, three tenant labs, 700 sq ft of Common Lab space, administrative offices, two conference rooms, and a break room. Amenities include office and lab furniture, telephone, internet, conference space, power backup generator, paid utilities, on-site lab manager, and 24/7 building access. Learn more about impressive array of equipment housed within our facility.
Meet Our Tenants
THBD has been open for more than two years and so far we have housed and supported six startup tenants: WashSense, SiMMo3D, MR3 Health, Advanced Scanners, Emergent Biotechnologies and Neurofront Technologies. We also provide seed funding opportunities to our tenants who qualify, support them with mentorship, and provide networking opportunities with our local area collaborators.
We are just minutes away from our collaborator’s facilities, which include Baylor Scott & White Health, Texas A&M Health Science Center, USDA Research Center, Texas A&M Blacklands Research & Extension Center, and the Department of Veterans Affairs.
When our tenants join THBD, they are given opportunities to network with these collaborators. THBD does not require equity from our tenant companies, unlike most incubators. THBD’s hope is that the company will establish themselves in the city of Temple to support the economic development of the biotech industry in Texas.
Carrying out basic, preclinical and translational research to deliver improved diagnostics and therapeutics for human disease.
M. Nasir Uddin, Ph.D., FAHA, CSO & Co-Founder
(254) 935-3975, ext. 110
Specializing in utilizing cutting-edge molecular tools to tackle today's most complex challenges through innovative strategies, products, and services.
David C.C. Sprague, Ph.D., President
(254) 935-3975, Ext. 109
Bringing an innovative combination of service and medical technology to patients and insurers to help prevent complications associated with chronic diseases like diabetes and hypertension.
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Neurofront Technology, LLC is a Temple-based company developing both non-invasive and minimally invasive devices to monitor stroke and other cerebrovascular diseases using a novel and patented technology.
Jason H. Huang, MD
Chairman, Department of Neurosurgery, Baylor Scott & White Health,
Professor of Surgery, Texas A&M Health Science Center College of Medicine
Creating a Hand Hygiene Monitoring System for the reduction of Healthcare Associated Infections (HAI)
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Developing a software platform that employs real-time speech processing to recognize and emphasize text and images on a screen to help parents deliver effective literacy tools to their children.
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Sunthetics is a start-up focused on helping the chemical industry become more sustainable. Chemical processes are very energy-intensive and harmful to the environment, as they rely on fossil fuels.
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Enhancing the medical device training experience by combining technology with the 3D world.
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Taking the guesswork out of brain surgery.