The university is still looking for an additional $21 million in state funds through Third Frontier. OSU filed a letter of intent with the Ohio Development Services Agency and named the project a $63 million model for creating multiple commercial companies, called the Neurotechnology Innovations Translator.
Minneapolis-based Medtronic currently has no locations in Ohio.
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