North Campus Research Complex expands scientific scope; stimulates economy

April 19, 2012
Written By
Deborah Holdship

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In just three years, the University of Michigan has achieved a series of significant milestones with the development of the North Campus Research Complex (NCRC), located at the former Pfizer research campus in Ann Arbor. With more than 1,200 employees on site, the NCRC is now home to the Cardiovascular Research, Biointerfaces, and Distributed Health Technologies. Several scientific labs and cores are up and running. The Venture Accelerator, operated by the University’s Office of Tech Transfer, has filled up ahead of schedule. And the newly formed Institute for Healthcare Policy and Innovation’s future home is under renovation.

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Deborah Holdship
DEBORAH HOLDSHIP is the editor of Michigan Today. She joined the University in 2007 as editorial manager in the marketing communications department at the Ross School of Business, where she was editor of Dividend magazine for five years. Prior to working at Michigan, Deborah was associate director of publications at the UCLA Anderson School of Management. From 1988-2001, Deborah worked in the entertainment industry in Los Angeles, where she was a reporter and editor at Billboard magazine and an associate editor and video producer at LAUNCH media. Follow her on Twitter: @debholdship #michigantoday.

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