The Jackson Laboratory, a Bar Harbor biomedical research institution, has received a $1.6 million grant toward the purchase of a technology system that analyzes human cells and ultimately could help diagnose and treat disease. Read more
Jackson Lab awarded $1.6M grant for ‘first of kind’ tech to decode disease
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