Boca Raton companies like Blue Frontier, Inc. and PharmaLogic Holdings Corp. are driving innovation and sustainability in Florida’s growing manufacturing sector. With more than 6,000 manufacturers and 100,000 employees across South Florida, the region continues to lead the way in shaping the state’s future economy — we’re proud that Boca Raton continues to play a role in this growth. https://lnkd.in/dpS_AHif

How can visionary urban development ignite innovation and economic growth? In this episode of Lab Rats to Unicorns, John Flavin sits down with Christopher Paladino, President of the New Brunswick Development Corporation (DEVCO) — the driving force behind more than $3.5 billion in transformative projects across education, healthcare, housing, and innovation. Chris shares how DEVCO helped turn New Brunswick, NJ into a national model for public-private partnerships and dives into HELIX NJ — a $1.6 billion health and life sciences hub developed alongside Portal Innovations, Rutgers University, Princeton University, Nokia Bell Labs, and New Jersey Economic Development Authority (NJEDA). Tune in to hear insights on building thriving innovation ecosystems, the power of collaboration, and why lasting progress takes patience, partnerships, and purpose: https://lnkd.in/dVn53RiV

Janus Property Company is a founding member of the City Innovations Collaborative (CInC) — a new life science innovation hub built by The City University of New York in West Harlem, created for all of NYC. Bringing together universities, hospitals, companies, and community partners, CInC is building a diverse ecosystem of life science talent and innovation — expanding opportunities and accelerating discovery across the region. #ccnycitycollege #nyclifesciences #lifescienceinnovation #janusproperty #januspropertycompany #nycrealestate #westharlem #harlemrealestate #nycbuildings #nycworkspaces #manhattanville #innovationtriangle #realestateexperts #realestateexpert #realestatedeveloper #realestatedevelopers #taysteelabbuilding #minkbuilding #malthouse #commercialrealestate #residentialrealestate #iloveny #westharlemrealestate #nycbuilds #nycarchitecture #buildingnyc #realestateinvestor #bestofthebest

The Northeast Corridor is home to four of the country's largest metropolitan areas: Washington, D.C., Philadelphia, New York, and Boston. And right in the middle – connecting scientists, educators, innovators, and industry – is New Brunswick, New Jersey. New Brunswick has been rooted in science for over a century, and the HELIX NJ is solidifying its foundation for the next century. The HELIX’s 1.5 million square feet, spread across three buildings, will foster partnerships that launch innovative ideas advancing global health and saving lives around the world. Learn more about HELIX NJ and its plans to change the future: https://lnkd.in/ebzAKVDm #NJInnovates #InnovationEcosystem

The ARI (Applied Research Institute) will establish the Heartland BioWorks headquarters at 16 Tech Innovation District, creating a 20,000-square-foot facility to advance biomanufacturing innovation and workforce development with support from federal and private funding. 📰: Inside INdiana Business

If anyone asks "Why New Jersey?" for Portal's next expansion project, there's a simple explanation - New Jersey is an innovation economy with leaders in entrepreneurship and life sciences. Take a look at some of the statistics provided by the HealthCare Institute of New Jersey that highlights innovation and its positive economic impact on the state. Construction continues move forward at HELIX NJ and we're excited about our partnership with the New Brunswick Development Corporation to launch the New Jersey Innovation Hub. Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/geSx3Xfe

We’re proud to celebrate the opening of Parkview Health's new Innovation Office inside the 16 Tech Innovation District's HqO! This expansion strengthens the connection between Fort Wayne’s health innovation community and central Indiana’s academic, clinical, and startup ecosystems. This is a vital step in accelerating collaboration across the state’s growing life sciences network. Together with partners like Parkview Health, we’re advancing research, commercialization, and patient-focused innovation that drives Indiana’s global impact in healthcare. Learn more about Parkview’s innovation initiatives: https://bit.ly/42rs8Tn

This week we’re highlighting MD — a Battier Take Charge Scholar from Detroit with a passion for technology and innovation, using his skills to shape what’s next. 💻 #TakeCharge

Boston: Just days after Alexandria Real Estate sold the Watertown Mall, another Boston-area lab development site has changed hands. IQHQ has sold 155 North Beacon Street for $35.25 million. The developer had planned a 400,000-square-foot life science campus on the site. Learn more about the transaction on BLDUP. https://bit.ly/3Wfcs1z

At the core of Connecticut’s new Innovation Clusters Program is collaboration — the real catalyst for progress. This initiative isn’t just an investment; it’s a blueprint for possibility in how we grow our economy together. The $50.5 million investment in downtown New Haven will not only drive growth in life sciences and quantum technologies, it’s supercharging public-private partnerships and reinforcing a network of complementary investments shaping the city’s innovation district. It’s also sparking new connections — like Yale University and the University of Connecticut partnering for the first time to position our state as a national leader in quantum technologies. This is the Village of Connecticut in action — a powerful mix of people and place, where big thinkers, small distances, and shared ambition create the perfect chemistry for progress. Daniel O'Keefe | Connecticut Office of Innovation | BioCT | Winstanley Enterprises | State of Connecticut - Office of the Governor