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Biotech ventures need a
specialized work and support environment
for optimal development toward
commercialization.
This is the premise and purpose of Technology Enterprise
Park, located in Midtown Atlanta. The hub of Atlanta’s
fast-growing biotech industry, Technology Enterprise
Park serves corporations pushing new frontiers of life
science and is affiliated with Georgia Tech, one of the
nation’s top academic institutions in technology
commercialization.
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Georgia Tech,
Partners Plan Med Device Prototyping Center, Genoneweb,
May 28, 2009. Four of Georgia's top research and
healthcare institutions are launching the first initiative
in a broader collective effort to spin out medical device
companies. The initiative allows prototype development of
medical devices focused on cardiology, orthopedics, and
pediatrics. |
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Global Center
for Medical Innovation launches, Atlanta Journal
Constitution, Atlanta Business Chronicle, May 19, 2009. The
center will be housed at Technology Enterprise Park,
alongside Georgia Tech. Gov. Sonny Perdue unveiled the plans
this afternoon at the huge — and hugely important to Georgia
— 2009 BIO International Convention at the Georgia World
Congress Center. |
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Altea Inks
Agreement With Eli Lilly and Amylin Pharmaceuticals,
Atlanta, Ga., April 1, 2009. Companies will commercialize
Altea Therapeutics proprietary PassPort® Transdermal
Delivery System in Technology Enterprise Park. Altea Therapeutics, supported by Lilly and Amylin, recently completed a Phase 1 clinical study of the
exenatide transdermal patch in people with type 2 diabetes. |
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Kemira consolidates North American R&D in
Technology Enterprise Park, Atlanta Journal
Constitution, Sep 24, 2008. The Finnish company,
which develops technologies for pulp and paper, water
treatment and other industries, currently has
six locations in Georgia and more than 100 worldwide. The
company will move 85 jobs into 37,000 SF in Midtown Atlanta.
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The biggest need for any emerging company is a home
where people can communicate, and where they can
feel secure that their work is unencumbered by the
environment. That’s what Technology Enterprise Park
is affording us.
– Eric Tomlinson
President and CEO
Altea Therapeutics
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Technology Enterprise Park is a collaborative
biotechnology research and development park
affiliated with the
Georgia Institute of Technology and is designed
to support the sophisticated requirements of
commercial biotechnology organizations.
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