Published 9-16-2022
The University of Texas at El Paso broke ground on the $80 million Advanced Manufacturing and Aerospace Center in late August of 2022.
Published 9-5-2022
Thermo Fisher Scientific opened a 300,000-sf viral vector center in August of 2022 in Plainville, Mass.
Published 7-15-2022
Albany College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences has acquired an existing life sciences facility to house the Center for Biopharmaceutical Education and Training.
Published 6-20-2022
The University of Pennsylvania and Longfellow Real Estate Partners are planning to construct a 455,000-sf life sciences center on the Pennovation Works property in
Published 5-9-2022
The International Society for Pharmaceutical Engineering has announced the 2022 Facility of the Year Awards category winners. The awards include:
Published 4-13-2022
EMD Serono completed construction in March of 2022 on the $70 million Horizon Building in Billerica, Mass.
Published 4-8-2022
HYM Investment Group began construction in March of 2022 on a $280 million biomanufacturing hub in Revere, Mass.
Published 4-3-2022
Wake Technical Community College opened the $47 million Lilly Science and Technology Center in Morrisville in March of 2022.
Published 3-25-2022
Amgen broke ground in March of 2022 on a $550 million biomanufacturing center in Holly Springs, N.C.
Published 3-16-2022
President Biden on Tuesday signed a federal budget that includes $45 billion for the National Institutes for Health (NIH)—a $2.25 billion, 5.3 percent increase—and provides an additional $1 billion to establish the new Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health (ARPA-H). According to the NIH, “ARPA-H will be tasked with building high-risk, high-reward capabilities (or platforms) to drive biomedical breakthroughs—ranging from molecular to societal—that would provide transformative solutions for all patients.” The $45 billion will be distributed among the institutes and centers, with none receiving less than a 3.4 percent boost.
