Fri, Sep 05, 2008
 The Thomas W. Keating Building, shown in this photo at its dedication in 2006, houses the Bio5 Insitute at the University of Arizona, whixh was cited as one of the local biotech industry drivers in the current issue of Business Facilities magazine. Greg Bryan / Arizona Daily Star 2006
Maintenance Technician Trades/Construction FAULK ELECTRIC ELECTRICAL Sales and Marketing Town and Country Foods Sales Manager Technical Unitek USA Satellite Installers Driver/Transportation REPOSSESSION DRIVERS Trades/Construction SCHMUESER & ASSOCIATES PRECSION MILLWRIGHTS Administrative & Professional Pima Prevention Partnership Administrative Assistant BusinessMagazine cites Arizona, Tucson as budding biotech hubsArizona Daily Star
Tucson, Arizona | Published: 04.29.2008
A national business magazine highlights Arizona in its March 2008 cover story about the top biotechnology industry growth areas.
Business Facilities, a national business magazine for site selectors and corporate real-estate professionals, credits Arizona's strong research base in genomics and personalized medicine as positioning the state as a major player in the biotech industry.
Tucson is singled out as one of the "rising biotechnology star" cities in Arizona, with the biosciences sector expanding through programs such as the Technology Research Initiative Fund, the Bio5 Institute at the University of Arizona, and the planned Arizona Bioscience Park.
The article also recognizes a recent $50 million grant from the National Science Foundation for Bio5's iPlant Collaborative, which will design computer infrastructure for plant scientists.
|
|
0 Comments on this story