LabShare.bio helps scientists discover and share underused lab equipment across their local ecosystem. Use what already exists. Move faster. Spend less.
Expensive instruments sit across universities, hospitals, institutes, and biotechs. LabShare.bio helps the teams who need them find the labs that may have spare capacity.
From one-off experiments to recurring access, the goal is simple: make scientific infrastructure easier to use across a local life-science ecosystem.
Spare benches and short-term wet-lab space can join the same local network once equipment access is working.
A biotech may need an instrument only twice a month. A lab nearby may own exactly that instrument and have unused time.
LabShare.bio exists to make that connection visible — so teams can move faster and infrastructure can work harder.
LabShare.bio helps identify relevant local options and makes the introduction. Participating organizations arrange access directly.
Instrument, city, and a short description.
Relevant labs, institutes, and companies nearby.
Access, pricing, training, and agreements stay between you.
Dense scientific ecosystems where proximity can make access practical.
Universities, hospitals, institutes, and a growing biotech scene.
A dense biomedical cluster where labs and biotechs sit close together.
Tell us where your lab is.
Looking for equipment? Have capacity to share? Start here. We’re currently onboarding requests personally.
I'm Tal. I work in the life science tools industry and know the lab world from the supplier side, where I keep seeing instruments sit idle in one lab while another team nearby cannot get access.
LabShare.bio is at an early stage. I'm onboarding the first labs personally and would like to hear what you need or what you could share. Write to me at hello@labshare.bio.
Tal Shamia, Cologne, Germany · LinkedIn