UTA and the Texas A&M Engineering Experiment Station have opened a new biomanufacturing training and research hub at Pegasus Park focused on workforce training and early-stage biotech development.
The National Center for Therapeutics Manufacturing satellite campus, or NCTM2, offers hands-on training, state-of-the-art lab space and support for early-stage biotech companies. It sits inside Bridge Labs, the two-story, 135,000-square-foot facility that’s quickly become a key life sciences asset in Dallas.
The new satellite campus aligns with national efforts to strengthen the U.S. bioeconomy and accelerate production of next-generation medicines. And in North Texas, it reinforces the region’s role at the intersection of research, training, and industry, according to the partners. For the full story, check out Dallas Innovates.
