While its technologies might seem exotic, the challenges facing Maine’s life science industry are familiar ones.
Finding the right employees. Finding housing for them. Building financial support for new companies as they grow. Read more
2024 Forecast: Maine’s life science industry is poised for further growth, ‘domino effect’
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