A top Oregon business official said today's announcement that a Portland bioscience incubator plans to expand means good things could happen within Portland's biotech community. "Continued job growth in Oregon depends on our ability to maintain and expand the startup ecosystem that helps turn innovation into economic impact," Sean Robbins, director of Business Oregon (the state's economic development agency), said in a release Monday.
Image: Cathy Cheney | Portland Business Journal The OTRADI bioscience incubator includes a communal break area where tenants can visit and share ideas. Its operators are seeking $1 million to expand the space.
