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Hershey Center for Applied Research Supports Acceleration of Scientific Research and Development
HERSHEY, Pa. (Map) - Revell's remarks will be delivered on "The HCAR KnowledgeMesh will facilitate quality interactions between industry, academia, government, investors, workforce and support organizations that are located around the globe," said The HCAR KnowledgeMesh is being developed and supported by Intelmarx, LLC, a software solutions and services company whose primary market is non-profit organizations and higher education institutions. In conjunction with the HCAR KnowledgeMesh launch, a grand opening tour of the HCAR Technology Suites will follow, with poster presentations from leading scientists, including their individual views on the benefits of building the KnowledgeMesh. "The HCAR Technology Suites are the best place to grow your early-stage
company because they provide flexible, short-term space as well as access to
academic-based resources, including equipment, and business services that
serve to lower product development costs, accelerate technology
commercialization, and shorten time-to-market," said Butcher. The HCAR
Technology Suites are being supported by the Life Sciences Greenhouse of
About the Hershey Center for Applied Research The Hershey Center for Applied Research (HCAR) provides resident
organizations with state-of-the-art facilities and high-value business and
research resources that enable growth escalation. In addition to its wet and
dry lab facilities and office space in a campus-like setting in Media Contact: Sharon O'Shea 610-934-7567 sharon@0to5.com
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