Nucleate Houston BioChallenge - CoWorking

We are excited to provide this space for BioChallenge participants to gather ahead of the BioChallenge Showcase to finalize your pitches, iron out final details and receive feedback from Nucleate mentors. This is a private event meant for BioChallenge applicants to interact in person, discuss ideas and practice their pitches ahead of the Showcase on October 23rd. ‼️ Attendance is required for those based in the Greater Houston Area. Please let us know ahead of time if your schedule prevents you from attending. 🌯 A light dinner and refreshments will be provided. You just have to bring your enthusiasm! 👉 Questions? Contact [email protected]. We sincerely thank our sponsors and partners for supporting the 2026 Nucleate BioChallenge: NTIP Law, BCM Ventures, the Rice Office of Technology Transfer, Texas A&M Innovation and University of Houston Innovation and the Liu Idea Lab for Innovation & Entrepreneurship (LILIE). ----- About the Host: Nucleate is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering the next generation of biotech leaders. With chapters spanning 41 geographic regions and participation from over 280 academic institutions, Nucleate sparks new intellectual communities and embeds emerging talent within a global biotech community. Through open-access educational programming, Nucleate helps democratize biotech innovation — removing barriers and helping founders concentrate on building transformational technologies. Visit www.nucleate.org for more information, and visit https://nucleate.org/privacy-policy/ to read our privacy policy. We want to thank our HQ supporters for championing our open-access mission and empowering the next generation of biotech entrepreneurs! Platinum: Eli Lilly and Company, Genentech, Alnylam Pharmaceuticals, MilliporeSigma Silver: Sanofi, CDD Vault Philanthropic Support: Lyda Hill Philanthropies Preferred Partners: Pillar VC, Amino Collective, Fenwick, Excedr, Mercury, Brex, Fedsprout, Browne Consulting In-Kind Support: AcademicLabs, Lens.org