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Western Massachusetts: the next life sciences hub?

masshightech.com (Apr 1 2011) Life Sciences
1. Windham-Bannister was a speaker at the forum along with Allan W. Blair, president and CEO of the Economic Development Council of western Massachusetts, and Abigail Barrow, founding director of Massachusetts Technology Transfer Center. The forum also included local businesspeople and Smith faculty. (Read Full Article)
  
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