Michigan Life Science Innovation Center opens in Plymouth
It’s official. The Michigan Life Science and Innovation Center, one of the state’s most intricate business incubators, is open for business and already has an impressive list of tenants.
The Michigan Economic Development Corporation, Ann Arbor SPARK and Greater Wayne Economic Development Corporation cut the ribbon for the old Pfizer space that will now house a combination of experienced entrepreneurs and start-up life science companies.
The center measures 57,518-square-feet facility offers office space state-of-the-art laboratories. This will allow these companies to work on drug development, clinical research.
The companies that have signed on include Algal Scientific, Distributed Compliance Solutions, Esperion Therapeutics, Lifetime Nutrition, Lycera, Milad Pharmaceuticals Consulting, Next Generation Therapeutics, Velesco Pharmaceutical Services and Chef House Catering, which operates the center’s cafe.
Source: Ann Arbor SPARK
Writer: Jon Zemke
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