A world-class, life science complex that unites the best minds in medicine across 37 acres, with shared and proprietary research centers, multi-disciplinary laboratories, healthcare institutions, a hotel and conference center, retail, and a unique double-helix green space – totaling almost 3.7 million square feet of developed property.
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Texas A&M to build $550 million complex in Houston's Texas Medical Center
If you want to be a major health care player in this area, you’ve got to be in the Texas Medical Center.
Houston's Life Sciences Sector Expected to Launch in 2020
The TMC3 expansion project is a 37-acre research and development campus in the Texas Medical Center, where large hospital and educational institutions can work alongside private companies on healthcare-focused innovation. The project will break ground in the first quarter of 2020 and is slated for completion in 2022.
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The Texas Medical Center is working to build institutes that foster collaboration across all 61 member institutions. These institutes were selected following a strategic planning meeting in January 2014 during which member institutions CEOs, city and community leaders gathered to discuss the future of life sciences.
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