City officials and bioscience-business boosters cut the ribbon for a newly opened lab and research building located in converted former offices downtown. 

That was the scene Wednesday at 55 Church St., an eight-story building now dubbed the Elm City Bioscience Center. 

According to a press release sent out on Friday by the property’s owner, The Hurley Group, the building is a mix of lab and office suites for ​“life science companies operating at BSL‑1 and BSL‑2.” The 113,600 square foot building ​“offers lab suites for half-floor (6,300 SF), full-floor (12,600 SF) and multiple floors.” 

The press release about Wednesday’s ribbon cutting also states that the building already has three commercial tenants — Modifi Biosciences, Siduma Therapeutics, and Alphina Therapeutics. A More

Southern Connecticut State University unveiled its new College of Health and Human Services building with a ribbon-cutting ceremony and celebration on Friday, Sept. 16, 2022.

Before the program started, the energy and excitement of the new building were palpable among the attendees.

The four-story, 94,750-square-foot new building features collaborative spaces, state-of-the-art teaching and training spaces, lecture halls, a demonstration kitchen, and modern human performance laboratories. The new building was designed to meet the needs of Connecticut’s health and human services workforce. Read More

Yale New Haven Health (YNHH) has launched a home infusion program, expanding access to care at home, improving patient convenience and reducing barriers and disruptions in care. YNHH’s Home Infusion Center is located at its Regional Operations Center in New Haven, with a total area of 8,475 square feet. “Implementing home infusion services for our patients is an important step forward in today’s health care environment where patients can receive safe, high-quality care without leaving their homes,” said Lorraine Lee, SVP, clinical operations, Yale New Haven Health. “This investment will serve all our patients well, as drug therapies can be given safely and with the same standards of care as when administered in the hospital setting.” Read More