Europe's IMI Plans $230M Life Sciences Spending | GenomeWeb

Europe's IMI Plans $230M Life Sciences Spending

Sep 14, 2009

NEW YORK (GenomeWeb News) – The Innovative Medicines Initiative, a European public-private funding partnership between the European Commission and the European pharmaceutical industry, plans to spend €156.3 million ($228 million) to support a range of life sciences research.

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