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UT Dallas

Economic Development Update

November 23, 2021

In this month’s edition of The Connection, our team evaluates the Dallas-Fort Worth labor market and the potential it has for attracting Biotechnology and Life Sciences. To request a similar report for your industry, school, or occupation, please contact F&ED.

 Biotechnology and Life Sciences. Hands of a scientist, under a sterile hood, preparing a vaccine dose. Photo Credit: National Cancer Institute on Unsplash [https://unsplash.com/photos/XknuBmnjbKg]
The construction site for the Texas Instruments Biomedical Engineering and Science Building. A group of officials standing before a set of shovels prepares to symbolically break ground on the project.

Last week, the University of Texas at Dallas and University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center broke ground on the Texas Instruments Biomedical Engineering and Science Building. This $120 million research facility will be located on the East Campus of UT Southwestern Medical Center and marks a new chapter in collaboration between our two institutions. Read more about this exciting new milestone.
The Third Annual UT Dallas Economic Development Summit. A group of speakers sitting in chairs on a stage, engaged in a panel discussion. From left: Chris Nielsen, EVP of Product Support and chief quality officer, Toyota Motor North America; Rich Templeton, president, chairman and CEO, Texas Instruments; Dr. Richard C. Benson, president of the University.

We welcomed industry and economic development leaders back to our campus November 10 for the Third Annual UT Dallas Economic Development Summit. The Summit’s main theme was economic recovery in North Texas since the height of the pandemic. Speakers representing multiple industries, including Rich Templeton, president and CEO of Texas Instruments and Chris Nielsen, executive vice president of product support and chief quality officer for Toyota Motor North America, shared how their businesses have fared since COVID-19 caused a global recession. They also discussed how North Texas firms can collaborate with UT Dallas to support economic development in North Texas. Read more about the Summit on our website.

We are happy to fulfill customized data requests for our North Texas economic development partners and to connect your organization with resources and contacts at UT Dallas that could lead to mutual economic development partnerships.

Please reach out to F&ED to learn how your organization can partner with UT Dallas.

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