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- BioCity is a groundbreaking new healthcare and bioscience innovation and incubation centre and has the potential to be one of the largest in the UK and Europe.
BioCity Nottingham was made possible by a huge donation of laboratory and office buildings and equipment from BASF to Nottingham Trent University in 2001 (in what is believed to be the largest ever corporate donation to a new university).
- The mission of UKSPA is to be the authoritative body on the planning, development and the creation of Science Parks that are facilitating the development and management of innovative, high growth, knowledge base organisations.
In the last twenty years the number of science parks has grown significantly (from two in 1982 to approximately 100 in 2002). There is still a strong regional, and local focus to their establishment.
- Cels provides a comprehensive range of support and commercial services to healthcare and life science companies.
- Launched in 1998, Granta Science Park is home to leading biotechnology and pharmaceutical companies including MedImmune, Pfizer, PPD and Gilead, and TWI.
- The Harwell Science and Innovation Campus in Oxfordshire is a vibrant and growing community of science and technology based innovation and enterprise including major national and international science projects and facilities.
- York Science Park stimulates a mechanism for the identification, appraisal and selection of innovative pharmaceuticals, life sciences, computer science, electronics and healthcare with the aim of progressing their success and business development.
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