Ind. companies, 3 schools form bioscience center

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INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Some of Indiana’s top life sciences companies and research universities have banded together to form a new biosciences institute that Gov. Mike Pence predicted Thursday will spur scientific innovation and lure new jobs, investment and leading scientists to the state.

The nonprofit Indiana Biosciences Research Institute, incorporated only last week, is the nation’s first industry-led biosciences institute, Pence said.

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