A third of Central Virginia bioscience graduates leave the region for work

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A new report found that less one-third of students who earn bachelor’s degrees in biotechnology or life sciences in the Charlottesville-area do not stay long term…

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A third of Central Virginia bioscience graduates leave the region for work

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