The cities of Boston, Cambridge, Quincy, and Somerville have launched the Life Sciences Corridor, a regional economic development initiative focused on the life sciences sector.
These five cities have a strong presence in the life sciences industry, benefiting from skilled labor force availability, leading universities in advancing academic science fields, innovative research and development districts, proximity to major research hospitals, and strategic presence of venture capital resources.
The Life Sciences Corridor is connected by the Massachusetts Bay Authority Transit Authority (MBTA) Red Line. This subway line serves as a link with over 15 stops between the five cities
These five cities have a strong presence in the life sciences industry, benefiting from skilled labor force availability, leading universities in advancing academic science fields, innovative research and development districts, proximity to major research hospitals, and strategic presence of venture capital resources.
The Life Sciences Corridor is connected by the Massachusetts Bay Authority Transit Authority (MBTA) Red Line. This subway line serves as a link with over 15 stops between the five cities
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