Thomas Jefferson University’s new educational and training center for biological manufacturing will open in the spring of 2019 at the Spring House Innovation Park in Lower Gwynedd.

The 25,000-square-foot facility will be called The Jefferson Institute for Bioprocessing, writes john George at bizjournals.com.

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The institute will house programs to educate and train about 2,500 people annually, including biopharmaceutical professionals and bioprocessing engineering students, to produce potentially life-saving biotherapeutic drugs. It will also provide workforce training and certifications through regional educational partnerships.

Spring House Innovation Park is a 133-acre, multi-use campus — consisting of office, laboratory and research and development space — on the former Rohm and Haas Co. campus. The park is part of the BioLaunch611+ Keystone Innovation Zone.

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