A translucent blue ribbon printed with DNA's iconic double helix draped from one end of the stage to the other. Behind the ribbon, Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal stood flanked by state officials and executives from Baxalta Incorporated, Georgia's most recent, and largest, biomanufacturing project. They were armed with scissors and a shared vision. At the end of a countdown, the ribbon was cut, and the Georgia BioScience Training Center — a state-of-the-art facility unlike any other in the world — was officially open for business.