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    You are at:Home»Local News»K-State Activity»Jerry Moran and K-State announce $7 million federal investment to support Biomanufacturing initiative

    Jerry Moran and K-State announce $7 million federal investment to support Biomanufacturing initiative

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    By Peter Rice on August 26, 2024 K-State Activity, Local News, Manhattan
    Photo Courtesy of Kansas State University

    Kansas State University and Sen. Jerry Moran announced on Monday that the university will receive a $7 million federal investment to support the university’s Biomanufacturing Training and Education Initiative.

    The funding will be directed toward the construction of the new Biomanufacturing Core and Training Facility, which will improve the university’s ability to perform cutting-edge research and workforce development.

    “As Kansas continues to grow its animal health corridor, Kansas State University is uniquely equipped to train the workforce needed for this industry,” Moran said. “I worked to secure federal resources to bolster K-State’s efforts to build Manhattan into a premier location for biotechnology and biodefense companies looking to expand.”

    For more information visit The Mercury.com

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