Why are Life Sciences Important to The Bloomington Region?
Over 5,000 employees already in biopharmaceutical and medical device industries in Monroe and surrounding counties. A 2007 Batelle Memorial Institute study ranked the Bloomington region in the top 10% nationwide for medical devices and equipment employment.
Considerable research activities at Indiana University in Bloomington, particularly in the College of Arts & Sciences (biology, chemistry, etc.).
New programs at IU and Ivy Tech in biotechnology and other life sciences fields are providing opportunities for training for Hoosiers in our region.
Life sciences activities in Central Indiana provide opportunities to market the region to companies and investors around the world. Our partnerships with the Indy Partnership, BioCrossroads, Indiana Health Industry Forum and other organizations that support life sciences growth are important.
Large Area Life Science Firms
Small Area Life Sciences Firms
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