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Manufacturing marvels in the Middle East
Jamjoom Pharma
Jamjoom Pharma, which prides itself on a strong track record of successful growth and achievements, seeks partnership for cancer therapy products for Middle East markets.
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Stem cell research at the cutting edge
GöteborgBIO
The Swedish city of Göteborg prides itself on its excellence in life sciences and biomedicine. Collaborations between the city’s research institutions and pharmaceutical companies are offering new and innovative ideas for stem cell therapies. more... |
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Berlin impresses with steady growth
The Berlin Convention Office of Berlin Tourismus Marketing GmbH
The German capital of Berlin continues to be a hub of activity for industry, as it offers superior meeting space for all types of events. Various divisions of the medical sector are making the most of the city’s high-quality facilities. more... |
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Croatia’s centre of excellence
Midia Group
With a central position in Europe, Croatia has many incentives to offer to pharmaceutical companies. The development of a new business park will benefit the country and manufacturers alike. more... |
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Leiden: gateway to Europe
Leiden Bio Science Park
Leiden is the best choice for pharmaceutical companies to set up their business. Over the past 25 years the city’s Bio Science Park has produced many innovative discoveries and offers benefits including an attractive environment, talent, technology and connectivity. more... |
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Enterprise connectivity: from lab to leader
Thermo Fisher Scientific
Clinical data can be expansive and complex, so how can business executives make sense of the information to take the best decisions for their company? Kim Shah, vice president of marketing and new business development for informatics at Thermo Fisher Scientific, investigates the role of enterprise connectivity solutions. more... |
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Stay on track
Sparta Systems, Inc
Sparta Systems provides a centralised solution for enhanced quality
management for life sciences organisations. European managing director Yaniv
Vardi explains the significance of the software for pharmaceutical companies. more... |
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Europe’s centre for biomaterials
Business Region Göteborg AB
Göteborg boasts one of Europe’s finest clusters for life sciences and biomedicine. As the site of numerous breakthroughs in R&D within medicine, the city is also a leading cluster in biomaterials and cell therapy. Its key strength lies in the combination of high-calibre academic research capabilities and a well-established industrial base. more... |
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Wales: bioinformatic location of choice
International Business Wales
When Current Biodata started looking for a new office to base its growing interests in the scientific sector, International Business Wales’ offer of dedicated talent, research facilities and funding was an opportunity too good to miss. more... |
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Gothenburg: Europe’s biomedical heart
GöteborgBIO
Gothenburg is home to one of Europe’s fastest growing biomedical sectors. Through GöteborgBio, a collaboration of industry, academia and its hospital system, the region will continue to play a significant part in this field. more... |
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Voice of life sciences
EuroBio 2008
EuroBiO 2007 in Lille proved to be a resounding success. This year’s event moves to Paris where, in parallel with the EU presidency, it will offer a golden opportunity to strengthen the voice of the European life sciences community throughout the world. more... |
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Heart of Scandinavian biomedicine
GöteborgBIO
Sweden’s biomedical sector is one of the strongest and fastest growing in Europe. With a long tradition of tight collaboration between industry, academia and the hospital system, Gothenburg plays a significant part in this field.
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