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If you received a Moderna covid shot, then you can probably say that Boston’s pretty impactful. The Pfizer vaccine is also partially manufactured in the area, but not completely.
Johnson and Johnson too was funded and research with and by Beth Israel.
Pzifer too. Most Development and production is in MA. So really all three had a strong tie to MA(Boston area)
So Boston will probably continue to march up the list of most influential cities as it grows R/D which is wildly important right now as market conditions favor that in every way. Boston's large RD/Lab space will double by 2025... And Cambridge's will increase by 35-50%. Especially around the GLX. If things go as planned, Boston might be even more dominant in coming years.
Johnson and Johnson too was funded and research with and by Beth Israel.
Pzifer too. Most Development and production is in MA. So really all three had a strong tie to MA(Boston area)
So Boston will probably continue to march up the list of most influential cities as it grows R/D which is wildly important right now as market conditions favor that in every way. Boston's large RD/Lab space will double by 2025... And Cambridge's will increase by 35-50%. Especially around the GLX. If things go as planned, Boston might be even more dominant in coming years.
Philadelphia has a strong and growing biotech scene in the billions. Its always had a strong pharmaceutical sector (but mostly in the suburbs).
Which is an approximate $7 Billion development project focused on biotech development with large high rises planned, and groundbreaking scheduled for later this year.
University City is basically the "Cambridge" of Boston.
Which is an approximate $7 Billion development project focused on biotech development with large high rises planned, and groundbreaking scheduled for later this year.
University City is basically the "Cambridge" of Boston.
Yeah philadelphia also has a growing lab scene. I think the fifth largest? Somewhere around there
Which is an approximate $7 Billion development project focused on biotech development with large high rises planned, and groundbreaking scheduled for later this year.
University City is basically the "Cambridge" of Boston.
If you ask someone from the westcoast what is the eastcoast, they'll probably say everything near the coast of the east. Doesn't have to be by the water just has to be east like the map drawn by the poster on the other page with the redline. Cities in North Carolina is iffy and Atlanta is the south. Except Florida, Fla feels like it's its own thing..
Correct. People in the west think of Charlotte and Atlanta as southern cities. I'd imagine most people in the south would agree with that as well, save CD posters from Atlanta who think Atlanta is the east coast.
Correct. People in the west think of Charlotte and Atlanta as southern cities. I'd imagine most people in the south would agree with that as well, save CD posters from Atlanta who think Atlanta is the east coast.
Atlanta is the East Coast, Charlotte is as well. People keep saying we aren't, that it's 'the South.' Well, DC, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and Boston are 'the North,' so they shouldn't count either.
Atlanta is the East Coast, Charlotte is as well. People keep saying we aren't, that it's 'the South.' Well, DC, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and Boston are 'the North,' so they shouldn't count either.
Cmon brother...lets be real for a minute.
When someone says “im an east coast guy” no ones thinking “maybe he's from Atlanta”lmao. That's Dixie.
When someone says “im an east coast guy” no ones thinking “maybe he's from Atlanta”lmao. That's Dixie.
I don't care, there is absolutely zero reason why it shouldn't be considered East Coast. 'Dixie' is the equivalent of 'Yankee' for your home area. Regardless, they are both East Coast.
Correct. People in the west think of Charlotte and Atlanta as southern cities. I'd imagine most people in the south would agree with that as well, save CD posters from Atlanta who think Atlanta is the east coast.
I think the label "East Coast" is often applied to all major cities in the Eastern time zone, except for places like Detroit and Cleveland that are obviously in the Midwest. Those of us residing in Atlanta are very much aware that our geographic location is not literally on the East Coast.
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