Some of the state’s most innovative research is taking place in a large, nondescript, one-story building off Route 1 in North Brunswick.
Twenty-five biotechnology firms have set up shop in the Commercialization Center for Innovative Technologies, a 10-year-old "incubator" for companies in the early stages of their research or foreigners beginning to conduct research in America. The facility offers access to labs, affordable rent, common areas like conference rooms and — most important of all — a network among each other, the state’s pharmaceutical industry and 15 research universities in New Jersey and nationwide.
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