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The opening of a new $11.5m biotech production and training facility at the University of Technology Sydney has been welcomed by government and industry leaders who say fostering and keeping local talent in the burgeoning Life Sciences sector is key to building a globally competitive industry.
This week has marked a number of stories over construction projects and real estate developers focused on the life sciences market. Here’s a look.
Research Triangle Park Facility to Manufacture Precision’s Pipeline of Off-the-Shelf CAR T Product Candidates to Support Clinical Trials
Arie Belldegrun, founder and former chair, president and chief executive officer of Kite Pharma, has teamed up with real estate developer Tishman Speyer to launch a biotech-focused real estate company, Breakthrough Properties.
The award provides priority admission or a one-year renewal for lab bench space and access to core facilities at the MBC BioLabs life sciences incubator.
The facility has acted as one of Bristol-Myers Squibb’s primary launch facilities for new drugs. After the deal is closed, Catalent will continue to manufacture Bristol-Myers Squibb’s current product portfolio at that location.
The Laboratory for Genomics Research will be funded by GSK up to $67 million over the five-year period and will include space for 24 full-time university employees and up to 14 full-time GSK staffers.
The Bulfinch Companies, Inc. announced it has signed a 114,490 SF lease with FogPharma in building 400 at Cambridge Discovery Park.
The new LaunchLabs incubator program is expected to open in 2020. This is the second incubator program Columbia University has become involved with this month.
Nationally Recognized Non-Profit Hosts Ribbon Cutting Ceremony to Celebrate 75 New Frederick County Jobs
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