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| TOP STORIES | | | [2 min ago ] (Alison King, NECN: Boston, MA) - Despite the ethics questions hanging over his head, Sal DiMasi will remain the Massachusetts House Speaker. DiMasi easily won re-election today by his legislative colleagues.
The Boston Democrat received the required... | | | read more | | | [18 min ago ] (Brad Puffer, NECN: New Bedford, MA) - A criminal with a long rap sheet is behind bars, accused of killing his ex-girlfriend and his own mother.
35-year-old Gary Gomes now stands charged with two counts of murder and one count of kidnapping. Tuesday... | | | read more | | | [1 hour ago ] (NECN: Chris Collins, Boston, Mass.) - Boston College will be flying without their top Eagle. After much speculation, head football coach Jeff Jagodzinski is out of a job. Athletic Director Gene DeFillippo made the announcement today.
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SCI-TECH:
Worcester targets stem cell research
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| June 16, 2008 Worcester targets stem cell research
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(Katie Daly, NECN: Worcester, Mass.) - Officials at UMass Medical School are calling it a new era in research and development.
Under Governor Deval Patrick’s $1 billion dollar life sciences bill, UMass Medical School received $90 million dollars Monday towards a new facility. A portion of the new building will house an advanced therapeutics cluster also known as ATC. The center's mission will be to target the underlying causes of diseases for which there is no cure, such as diabetes and Lou Gehrig’s disease.
While the center promises breakthroughs in science and medicine through gene therapy and stem cell regenerative medicine, officials also expect the center to stimulate the local economy.
Many envision the new facility will place Worcester on the map for life science advancements.
The new facility is expected to be fully operational by 2012.
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