Heartland BioWorks

In a recent interview with Technical.ly, our own Andrew Kossack emphasized the importance of these funds, saying, “Our bid focuses on investing in the workforce pipeline and supporting small, emerging, and scaling-up entrepreneur groups in the biotech sector. We hope [central Indiana will] become less hidden in the years to come.” We’re excited to be helping foster innovation in Indiana! Use the link below to read the full article ?? https://lnkd.in/ewcCWVF2

Today, Andrew Kossack, EVP of Partnerships & General Counsel and ARI (Applied Research Institute)’s lead on Heartland BioWorks, spoke?on the importance of food innovation to national security in front of a community of #ag startups at?gener8tor’s Agriculture Conference in Downtown Indianapolis.

"Indiana is poised to become a global leader in life sciences and biotechnology" Check out this incredible article by USA TODAY to learn more about Heartland BioWorks and our mission! https://lnkd.in/gqAKj6-5

Excited for the future! Read the article below to learn more about Heartland BioWorks and our mission!

"Indiana is open for business when it comes to biotech," writes Senator Todd Young in The Indianapolis Star, highlighting the transformative and lasting impact of the CHIPS and Science Act on Indiana. Earlier this month, the U.S. Department of Commerce funded 12 regional “tech hubs,” with Indiana’s Heartland BioWorks receiving the largest award in the country—$51 million. "That $51 million will open the floodgates of private investment in the Hoosier State," Young writes. "The best estimates say it will spur $2.6 billion in additional economic output and create 9,000 new jobs over a decade. Some of that cash will be divvied up among promising Indiana startups. Another portion will be used to train more workers to fill those jobs." Learn more by visiting: https://lnkd.in/eRCcSpvF and read the full column below.

U.S. Department of Commerce and the U.S. Economic Development Administration have announced Tech Hubs Awards to scale up production & delivery of critical technologies. #EDATechHubs ? Approx. $504 Million Awarded ? 12 Tech Hubs Implementation Grants ?? https://bit.ly/4bof9Tn

Check out the link below for an in-depth article from Indianapolis Business Journal on the launch of our new hub! Heartland BioWorks is excited about the innovations this will bring to Indiana's biotech sector!

Exciting News for ARI Today! ?? The U.S. Department of Commerce's U.S. Economic Development Administration announced our Heartland BioWorks is being awarded an approximately $51 million implementation grant through the Regional Tech Hub program! Out of almost 380 applicants, only 31 won Tech Hub designation last fall; out of the 31 Tech Hubs, Heartland BioWorks was one of twelve to win funding today. While ARI (Applied Research Institute) led the application on behalf of the state and Governor Eric Holcomb, this wouldn’t be possible without all of the incredible members of Heartland BioWorks who brought their best and brightest ideas to the table on how we will take Indiana’s biotech industry to the next level. The approximately $51 million grant enables Heartland BioWorks to: - Build a state-of-the-art biotech manufacturing training center at 16 Tech Innovation District - Establish a new program that helps researchers and startups more quickly manufacture and distribute their drugs and therapies for clinical trials right here in Indiana - Create 13,000 new life sciences jobs, launch 65 new biotech startups, and create upwards of $30 billion in economic impact for Indiana in the next decade A special thank you to Office of Office of U.S. Senator Todd Young, who authored the CHIPS + Science Act that created the Regional Tech Hub program. His leadership enabled this effort that will ensure more biopharmaceutical products are manufactured in America—and especially right here in Indiana.? Learn more about Heartland BioWorks and this award at the link below! ?? https://lnkd.in/gUV7neGs? Indiana Economic Development Corporation Andrew Kossack David Roberts Leslie Wolfe William Kiser Brooke Pyne

Exciting News for ARI Today! ?? The U.S. Department of Commerce's U.S. Economic Development Administration announced our Heartland BioWorks is being awarded an approximately $51 million implementation grant through the Regional Tech Hub program! Out of almost 380 applicants, only 31 won Tech Hub designation last fall; out of the 31 Tech Hubs, Heartland BioWorks was one of twelve to win funding today. While ARI (Applied Research Institute) led the application on behalf of the state and Governor Eric Holcomb, this wouldn’t be possible without all of the incredible members of Heartland BioWorks who brought their best and brightest ideas to the table on how we will take Indiana’s biotech industry to the next level. The approximately $51 million grant enables Heartland BioWorks to: - Build a state-of-the-art biotech manufacturing training center at 16 Tech Innovation District - Establish a new program that helps researchers and startups more quickly manufacture and distribute their drugs and therapies for clinical trials right here in Indiana - Create 13,000 new life sciences jobs, launch 65 new biotech startups, and create upwards of $30 billion in economic impact for Indiana in the next decade A special thank you to Office of Office of U.S. Senator Todd Young, who authored the CHIPS + Science Act that created the Regional Tech Hub program. His leadership enabled this effort that will ensure more biopharmaceutical products are manufactured in America—and especially right here in Indiana.? Learn more about Heartland BioWorks and this award at the link below! ?? https://lnkd.in/gUV7neGs? Indiana Economic Development Corporation Andrew Kossack David Roberts Leslie Wolfe William Kiser Brooke Pyne