From VOA Learning English, this is the Technology Report.New York City and the State of New York are investing hundreds of millions of dollars to become a major player in the development of high tech industries.They have developed 40 workspaces known as incubators to assist start-up businesses.Harlem Biospace is an incubator for biomedical engineering. It gives young entrepreneurs a low-cost way to develop their ideas and businesses.For a low monthly payment, they are given desk space and use of a laboratory. The young people pay for their own raw materials."This is great. The reason is because it is so cheap and it has the wet lab that we need.So, I order chemicals that I need, and I'm given the facilities here to do my experiments," said Tyler Poore.Tyler Poore and his partner are developing a product that will kill bacteria.It can be put on household goods, like a sponge for cleaning. He and 17 others at Biospace share a common goal to find solutions to biomedical problems.
