Birthplace of biotech | MIT News | Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Successful tech and biotech companies founded by MIT entrepreneurs thrive in adjacent Kendall Square, where innovation and intellectual capital abound.
Successful tech and biotech companies founded by MIT entrepreneurs thrive in adjacent Kendall Square, where innovation and intellectual capital abound. Rob Matheson, MIT News Office Publication Date : March 19, 2013 Caption : Phillip Sharp Credits : Photo: M. Scott Brauer Previous image Next image Phillip Sharp Photo: M. Scott Brauer First in a two-part series (Read part two: " From biotech to high-tech ") Kendall Square, the tech hub abutting MIT’s campus, is known today as an innovation powerhouse, thanks to its access to intellectual capital — primarily, talent and resources at nearby unive
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