Accelerating Bioscience
Innovation Across
Montana
Join the Montana BioScience Alliance to connect with leading researchers, entrepreneurs, investors, and policy makers shaping the future of life sciences in our state. Membership gives you a seat at the table—and the tools to grow your work faster.
Montana Bioscience Encompasses 5 Sub-Sectors
Research, Testing, & Laboratories
Medical Devices &
Equipment
Digital Health & Med Tech
Agricultural &
Industrial
Drugs &
Pharmaceuticals
Why join the Alliance
Membership that amplifies your science, your business, and your impact.
Whether you lead a growing company, run a research program, or champion bioscience in the public or private sector, Montana BioScience Alliance membership connects you with the people, resources, and advocacy that move initiatives forward.
Warm introductions to Montana and regional investors, partners, and collaborators
Visibility through Alliance programming, communications, and events
Legislative and policy advocacy for bioscience-friendly environments
Access to shared resources, expert panels, and member-only briefings
Connections to workforce, training, and talent pipelines
Why Montana for Bioscience
Innovation is in Montana’s nature. Rooted in wide-open spaces and a culture of research and resilience, our bioscience ecosystem is powered by world-class universities, industry-leading grant success, and sustained investment.
World-Class Research
Montana ranks among the nation’s top research states per capita. More than half of all academic research here is bioscience-related, supported by NIH Level IV lab capabilities and over a century of infectious disease expertise at Rocky Mountain Labs.
Where Innovation Wins
Montana leads the nation in NIH SBIR/STTR success, earning funding at unmatched rates. Nearly $40 million in NIH support in 2023 and major private investment in vaccine manufacturing reflect national confidence in Montana’s bioscience sector.
Fueling Montana’s Future
Montana ranks among the nation’s top research states per capita. More than half of all academic research here is bioscience-related, supported by NIH Level IV lab capabilities and over a century of infectious disease expertise at Rocky Mountain Labs.
Featured Members
Our Impact
The work happening across Montana’s bioscience community changes lives. From lifesaving medical discoveries to innovations that protect our food supply and public health, our members are united by a shared purpose: helping people. Together, we move science forward, and make a lasting difference.
Our Advocacy
The Montana BioScience Alliance advocates for strong NIH and SBIR funding, responsible regulatory pathways, workforce investment, and policies that support commercialization and growth. By engaging lawmakers during each legislative session and throughout the federal appropriations cycle, we help ensure bioscience innovation can move from discovery to real-world impact for the people of Montana and beyond.
Events
Attend curated member gatherings, roundtables, and statewide events that build meaningful, cross-sector relationships.
“The Alliance has been instrumental in connecting our team with partners we simply could not have reached on our own. From thoughtful introductions to timely policy updates, membership keeps us plugged into what matters for bioscience in Montana.”
Member, Montana BioScience Alliance
Life science entrepreneur, Bozeman
Montana Bioscience News
Stay up to date with the latest bioscience news across Montana and the broader region. Explore company milestones, research breakthroughs, funding announcements, policy updates, and ecosystem highlights shaping our life sciences community.
Montana State University | Core Facilities
Montana State University (MSU) in Bozeman is home to a robust network of core facilities that support cutting-edge research and collaboration across academia and industry. These shared resources provide access to expert staff and advanced instrumentation, including the Cryo-Electron Microscopy Facility for high-resolution structural imaging, the Mass Spectrometry Facility for molecular identification and proteomics, the Cellular Analysis Core for flow cytometry and single-cell analysis, and the Imaging and Chemical Analysis Laboratory for material characterization. Whether you’re advancing biomedical research or developing new technologies, MSU’s core facilities offer the tools and expertise to accelerate innovation.
👉 Learn more at montana.edu/research/corefacilities
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