The park will ultimately accommodate one million sf of high-tech R&D laboratory space, manufacturing space and classrooms in a new sate-of-the-art education center. "The facility will not only provide a supportive environment for young, entrepreneurial companies, it will also serve as a training ground for students in the biotechnology and life sciences industries," Maryland Gov. Robert L. Ehrlich Jr. says in a statement announcing the grant. Maryland, with more than 300 bioscience organizations in the state, carries the distinction of being the third largest biotech community in the country.
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