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Green chemistry firm is first Bioeconomy Institute tenant in Holland 
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The former Pfizer Inc. laboratory in Holland now operated by the MSU Bioeconomy Institute. File photo Click on an image to view a larger or high-resolution version. EAST LANSING, Mich. — A Michigan State University technology spinoff company is the ...
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The sign-raising Thursday at Michigan State University’s bio-economy research institute at the former Pfizer plant in Holland Township was a reminder of the tremendous potential of that facility and the failure of our state government to support it. ...
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