Ewing, NJ — New Jersey 101.5 reported that an encouraging new report finds New Jersey as one of the most innovative states in the country.
The study from Bloomberg ranks New Jersey fourth in the nation, trailing just Massachusetts (1), California (2), and Washington (3).
Michael Carrier, distinguished professor at Rutgers Law School, said the Garden State has many factors working in its favor, which all starts with the number of pharmaceutical companies across the state.
The study from Bloomberg ranks New Jersey fourth in the nation, trailing just Massachusetts (1), California (2), and Washington (3).
Michael Carrier, distinguished professor at Rutgers Law School, said the Garden State has many factors working in its favor, which all starts with the number of pharmaceutical companies across the state.
“New Jersey is home to many of the strongest drug companies in the United States,” he said.
Also helping our cause for innovation is a huge workforce with backgrounds and degrees in the so-called S.T.E.M. subjects (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics).
To read the rest of New Jersey 101.5’s story, click here.
Also helping our cause for innovation is a huge workforce with backgrounds and degrees in the so-called S.T.E.M. subjects (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics).
To read the rest of New Jersey 101.5’s story, click here.
