Scripps serves as a ordsprog

Scripps serves as a prime example that it should not be assumed that when a biotech institute expands, they are planning on duplicating the research they are currently conducting at existing facilities.

Russell Schweiss

This is geared toward things like biotech incubators or partnerships between the private sector and universities. It's to bring in new and additional projects like Scripps, but not specifically for Scripps.

We'd like to try to obtain some high-value biotech firms and research firms. I think we're having good discussions with Scripps, their representatives and others. Those are the kind of jobs we want to bring to Martin County.

If Scripps is going to be seeking stem cell money from California, one day we'd like to think that funding would be available so Scripps could do similar research in the state of Florida.

The GC has decided that a technical committee will be constituted under the aegis of the director. Students will also pitch in with their recommendations for the maintenance of existing equipment and upgrading the institute's infrastructure facilities.

It is our hope that the Broad Institute will really be the anchor of a new biomedical corridor in Southern California. Despite the fact that we have great universities, great medical schools, we have not built integrated research space that will encourage expansion of the biotech industry.

We would love to see Scripps come to the site. I think that it is going to do wonderful things for us in this area. We will complement Scripps. We anticipate doing research and education to benefit all people in the area.

Amongst the most important, visible and powerful proponents of public lands privatization are the Cato Institute, the Property and Environment Research Center (formerly known as Political Economy Research Center) and the Reason Institute. Koch funds have played a major role in the operation of each of these organizations.

[Scripps] would have never bet its institute on this. They didn't do it on Mecca, and they're certainly not going to do it here.

Scripps is a science institute. We don't want to be suing the county.

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This is kind of like the Scripps of lab builders. This is one of the leading biotech lab builders in the world, if not the leader.

We're in the early development stages of a research tower that would house the Stem Cell Institute of New Jersey, across from the Cancer Institute. I'd say that that's definitely our most promising project not only for our city, but for New Jersey.

Florida needs to join the 21st century. Make us a player in biotech research ... We beseech you on behalf of these children to bring stem cell research to this state.

When we say there is going to be a private research and a public research institute, that is true. But we expect that the science at the two institutes is going to be very collaborative. Our hope is that it is essentially seamless.

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