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Purdue University seeks $100M for new One Health research hub in Indianapolis

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Oct 8
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Purdue University is expanding its research presence in Indianapolis through the One Health Research Institute. The university is requesting $100 million from the Indiana Commission for Higher Education for a new health, science, and engineering hub. This planned $275 million facility will serve as a shared-use space for research, diagnostics, and commercialization, anchored by Purdue University and Elanco Animal Health Incorporated.

From wlfi.com, 3blmedia.com

Why it matters

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The expansion aims to accelerate One Health discovery and translational science in Indianapolis. Purdue University, which refers to itself as an ‘economic magnet’ for Indiana, is seeking state investment to meet growing demand for its programs. The institute is designed to connect academic research with industry and entrepreneurial partners.

From wlfi.com, 3blmedia.com

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  • Purdue University might receive $100 million in funding for the new core hub.

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  1. Daniels urges the Indiana Commission for Higher Education to invest in Purdue's Indianapolis expansion.1 source
  2. Purdue University is expanding its research presence into Indianapolis.1 source

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