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Technology
Gainesville-Hall County is a magnet for top talent needed by today’s technology and life science businesses. Elan Pharmaceutical, Merial Select, Theragenics and Keil Laboratories are just a few of the Gainesville-Hall County firms that have experienced the “lake effect” of accumulating talent on the Northeast side of Metropolitan Atlanta.
A number of assets support local life sciences and technology companies in Gainesville-Hall County, including the Centers for Disease Control, Emory University, the University of Georgia, the Georgia Institute of Technology and the Atlanta University Center. Notable research centers in the area include:
- Information Technology and Telecommunications Laboratory
- Aerospace, Transportation and Advanced Systems Laboratory
- Electronic Systems Laboratory
- Electro-Optical Systems Laboratory
- Health and Environmental Systems Laboratory
- Sensors and Electromagnetic Applications Laboratory
- Signature Technology Laboratory
- Phospor Technology Center of Excellence
- Space Technology Advanced Research Center
- Center for Innovative Fuel Cell and Battery Technologies
- Emory Vaccine Center
- Center for Biotechnology and Genomic Medicine
- Center for Biotechnology and Drug Design
- Georgia Electronic Design Center
is an effort to provide increased support to the Economic Development Council of the Greater Hall Chamber of Commerce in attracting a balanced array of industry and business, with a special focus on "New Economy" technology-related companies. In addition, the Program is designed to assist with the expansion of existing technology-related industries that are already located in Hall County.
From the Long-term visioning process known as “Vision 2030,” Technology and life science related business growth and job opportunities were repeated elements in citizen input.
Other technology links include:
For Economic Development information:
Tim Evans (770) 532-6206 or email Tim
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