Human Health Microbiology

Minnesota is positioning itself to be a leader in biotechnology and medical genomics. Leveraging the scientific knowledge of the University of Minnesota and the Mayo clinic into one powerful research collaboration–the Minnesota Partnership. In just 5 years more than $300 million has been invested in genomics and biotechnology at the U of MN alone.

With a diverse group of companies such as ViroMed, R&D Systems and Protein Design Labs, it isn't surprising that Minnesota's economy is more heavily oriented toward biobusiness technology employment than the economy of the country as a whole.

Several active organizations are fostering this burgeoning industry, Bioscience Zone, Minnesota Technology and LifeScience Alley, which all offer outstanding opportunities for partnership.

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