Simon Tripp

Battelle Technology Partnership Practice

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Senior Director of the Battelle Technology Partnership Practice, a science and technology based economic development consulting group

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John F. Kennedy's Race to the Moon led to a multi-billion-dollar industry.  Mapping the Human Genome  returned $140 for every $1 invested.

Can We Map the Brain?

John F. Kennedy's Race to the Moon led to a multi-billion-dollar industry. Mapping the Human Genome returned $140 for every $1 invested.

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