Economic developers call Lansing a key leg of 'Research Triangle'.

A consortium of groups in Lansing, Michigan, is working to brand the region as a bioscience destination and create a state version of North Carolina's Research Triangle. The initiative, called Michigan's Health Core, aims to highlight and leverage the region's biosciences strengths and grow the local sector. The partners behind the initiative want to connect with other markets in Michigan, such as Ann Arbor, Kalamazoo, Grand Rapids, and Detroit, to form a "research triangle" and build a competitive "super region" across the state. The goal is to attract investments, startups, and new market entrants to the Lansing area and diversify the local economy. [Extracted from the article]