Life, Science, San Francisco

Biotech’s Birthplace, Biotech’s Home

San Francisco is a natural home for any life sciences company. The biotech industry was born here when University of California, San Francisco (UCSF)’s Herbert Boyer developed recombinant DNA technology.

Since that time, the San Francisco Bay Area biotech cluster has grown to more than 85,000 employees and hundreds of companies. San Francisco has been at the intellectual and geographic center of these developments.

With the newly developed Mission Bay campus at UCSF, San Francisco has been enjoying a recent influx of biotech companies. We invite you to join them.