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Nebraska and Iowa are in line for up to $160 million for bioinnovation. Here’s what startups should know
The NSF RuralSTAMINA Biomanufacturing Engine is a partnership between about 70 different organizations in Iowa and Nebraska to develop an innovation ecosystem around biomanufacturing. Starting with…
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1mSPN Exclusive: An early look at MCC’s completed $3 million biotech lab
As part of Metro Community College’s new biotech program, the college invested in a lab to train students that is based on real bioscience labs. The workforce development program is supported by industry partners in Nebraska, who have been impressed with how MCC has listened to companies and their needs.