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20 Central MA Life Sciences Report B Y I S A B E L T E H A N A ntibody research is nothing new. Neither is computer- led analysis or artificial intelligence. But across the spectrum of life science research, investigators are on the precipice of what may be the biggest shifts in understanding of disease and treatment in recent memory. In Central Massachusetts, there is no single leader in this crusade for the next discovery, as fascinating research across the spectrum of illness is being performed by academic, corporate, and nonprofit entities in the region. They have no shortage of novel projects and programs and are situated together at an ideal moment for research. "It's a revolution," said Annette Schwartz Sterman, senior director, immunology discovery research at Researchers across Central Mass. are leading development of cutting-edge ideas and therapies to provide the next generation of solutions to present and future problems From gene therapy to alpacas to artificial intelligence P H O T O S / C H R I S T I N E P E T E R S O N Microscope slides at AbbVie's facility in Worcester, where discovery research is eternally optimistic.

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