Rhode Island is built for Life Science

Talent, research, clinical access, and capital – connected, and close

From new approaches to Alzheimer’s disease and cancer treatment to smarter biomanufacturing and laboratory technologies, seven emerging companies see Rhode Island as a place to build and grow.

Rhode Island’s life sciences industry is growing.

Meet seven life science companies who see an opportunity to shape its future

Rhode Island Life Science Industry Economic Report

Read the detailed report from Bryant University

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Easy access two major airports: Rhode Island T.F. Green International Airport (PVD) & Boston Logan International Airport (BOS): Located just 45 minutes from RI.

Rhode Island’s rail network connects to Boston and NYC via Amtrak and Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) (commuter) with frequent daily services.

Rhode Island is centrally located in the heart of the northeast region’s $4.1 trillion economic corridor, with easy access and connectivity to Boston and New York.

Lower Cost of Living

The average cost of living in Rhode Island is 24% lower than in Boston.

The average cost of living in Rhode Island is 24% lower than in Boston.

Source: C2ER Cost of Living Index

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