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Posted: June 26, 2020

CoreNet to feature ABI-LAB 2 virtual tour on July 22nd

Natick, MA Bio-Incubators are rapidly becoming the backbone behind biotech success stories.  Post-COVID, Metro Boston suburbs continue to experience accelerated life science tenant migration.  ABI-LAB 2 will be featured on a July 22nd CoreNet virtual tour discussing the evolving bio-incubator model.  https://resources.corenetglobal.org/Meetings/Meeting.aspx?ID=10155  To get a sneak peek inside click https://vimeo.com/420800258 and hear from tenants the productivity a well-designed bio-incubator brings.

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