Maine’s burgeoning life sciences sector is poised for a new chapter with the creation of the Maine Life Sciences Center to coordinate research, business and workforce efforts along with a bricks-and-mortar startup incubator to be built in Portland. Read more
Massachusetts company to build life sciences incubator in Maine
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