Greater MSP competing to land $100 million for biotech business cluster
6 Jan 2022
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Minnesota is well-known nationally for its health care and medical technology industries, but local lab space for new biotech companies is in short supply.
University Enterprise Laboratories (UEL), a St. Paul nonprofit, aims to provide space for such startups, but with 60 other companies currently using its large facility, there's no more room.
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