The Providence Journal

Mark Turco wants to turn RI into a life sciences leader. A look at how he'll do it

Rhode Island is investing heavily in life sciences, hoping to become a leader in the field. The hub invested $9 million into one of the first life sciences incubators in the state. The Rhode Island ...
The Boston Globe

R.I. Life Science Hub picks interim president

Patrice Milos, who has 30 years of experience in the life science industry and was a founding member of RI Bio, will make $25,000 a month as the board searches for a permanent CEO PROVIDENCE — The ...
The Boston Globe

The publicly-funded incubator space is expected to cost between $10 million and $13 million

PROVIDENCE — The Rhode Island Life Science Hub, the state’s newly created quasi-public agency focused on building the state’s life sciences industry, stalled a vote on Tuesday to develop a publicly ...
The Business Journals

Former leader at UPenn named CEO of RI Life Science Hub

To continue reading this content, please enable JavaScript in your browser settings and refresh this page. Preview this article 1 min The cardiologist brings ...
The Providence Journal

Incubators, investment: How the Life Science Hub plans to bring biotech business to RI

The Rhode Island Life Science Hub was an idea born in the COVID pandemic when everyone was an epidemiologist and life happened between panes of plexiglass. Now the Hub is a living, breathing, ...