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14 December 2022 | W. Scott Bailey | General STEM News

The Texas Biomedical Research Institute will play an expanded role in efforts to combat infectious disease outbreaks and bioterrorism.

Texas Biomed wins designation that positions it for $100M in funding

Heightened recognition and expanded contracting could expedite the institute's campus expansion.

Heightened recognition and expanded contracting could expedite the institute's $300 million strategic plan and campus expansion.

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