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Shriners Children's to Open $153M Pediatric Research Institute in Atlanta

FULTON COUNTY, GEORGIA, JUL 2 – The $153 million facility will create 470 jobs and focus on advancing pediatric research in gene therapies, robotics, and artificial intelligence, officials said.

  • On Wednesday, Shriners Children's announced a $153 million investment to build a pediatric medical research facility at Science Square in Atlanta near Georgia Tech.
  • The decision follows Shriners Children's goal to expand its role in pediatric research and leverage Georgia's talent and research environment.
  • The institute plans to generate 470 new employment opportunities and will specialize in cell and gene treatments, robotics, artificial intelligence, healthcare technology, biological therapies, and health data analysis through collaboration with Georgia Tech and Emory University.
  • Governor Brian Kemp highlighted Shriners Children's as a valuable new member of Georgia’s expanding sectors in nonprofit work, research and development, and life sciences, showcasing the state's dedication to drawing leading organizations.
  • This investment will foster innovation, strengthen collaborative research efforts, and enhance Atlanta’s standing as a leading center worldwide for pediatric healthcare advancement and scientific exploration.
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Fort Wayne Business Weekly broke the news in on Wednesday, July 2, 2025.
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