"We have three of the great foundations in the world in our state — the Danforth Foundation, the Stowers Institute and the Kauffman Foundation — and our opportunity to declare that we are going to be world class in research development related to life sciences and that we’re going to be world class in the area of entrepreneurship."
- UM President Gary Forsee
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