UPDATE: Feds pick Indiana as biotech hub, putting it in running for millions in funding

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6 thoughts on “UPDATE: Feds pick Indiana as biotech hub, putting it in running for millions in funding

    1. I’ve always said that Indiana often got overlooked and is probably the most underrated state in America. For its size compared to California, Texas, Florida and even Ohio and Illinois, indiana punch way above its weight with its universities, manufacturing, tech scene, pharmaceutical industry ect

    2. Kevin P.
      +1

      I’ve always said that Indianapolis and the state had to much of an aw shucks
      attitude when trying to sell ourselves to the world. We were to humble.

      We must walk and talk with swagger like Texas. Indianapolis and the state
      have a lot of selling points.

  1. This is another outstanding byproduct of the sophisticated public-private leadership between the state and its corporations. Senator Young has shown that we still have politicians interested in bi-partisan policy making that creates a competitive climate for the country and Indiana. More important now than ever.

    We must make sure that these cutting edge technology opportunities are deliberately channeled to those parts of our communities with little to no access.

  2. This is great news for Indianapolis and the state overall.
    Congrats to the leadership that helped make this happen.

    However, we MUST never rest on our laurels. We must continue to innovate and fight ever harder to compete & win.

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