Wayne State University partners with cancer institute on plan to build $450 million medical education research site in Detroit
July 26, 2022
The project will feature two towers that will house collaborative medical education, research and laboratories, health science and community health clinics.
The $450 million project will consist of two towers that will house collaborative medical education, research and laboratories, health science and community health clinics, the university says in a news release.
The facility will be built near the two campuses in midtown Detroit.
The research-focused portion of the complex will accommodate cancer research laboratories to develop breakthrough technologies and treatments.
The state has allocated nearly $100 million toward the project.
