Scotland’s Life Sciences Dinner and Annual Awards falls this year on “Rare Disease Day”. The day aims to raise awareness amongst the general public and decision-makers about rare diseases and their impact on patients' lives. The first Rare Disease Day was celebrated on the “rare” date of...
Roslin BioCentre was originally established in 1999 to provide quality accommodation and support facilities for the commercialisation of science from the world-renowned Roslin Institute and other academic spin-outs. Located on a 36-acre site in Midlothian, the science park benefitted from recognition as the birthplace of Dolly the sheep, the...
Hyper Recruitment Solutions are an official sponsor of Scotland’s Life Sciences Awards 2019! Having recently opened the HRS Scotland office in Edinburgh, we’re thrilled to be a part of this fantastic event and we’re very much looking forward to the awards dinner on 28 February...
Chartered (UK) and European Patent Attorney for Marks & Clerk LLP, Richard Gibbs discusses. It’s vital that we continue to champion and showcase the wide achievements of our life sciences sector – and that’s where events like Scotland’s Life Sciences Dinner & Annual Awards come in. There...
Are you a Life Sciences or technology company looking to grow in the Highlands of Scotland? Dr Andrea McColl, Senior Development Manager – Life Sciences at Highlands and Islands Enterprise, blogs about Pathfinder Accelerator, a 12-week intensive business programme that is going from strength to strength....
In our latest blog, Ronnie Palin, Key Sector Manager – Life and Chemical Sciences at Skills Development Scotland outlines the rewards from investment planning in skills and how it will benefit employers and how this exciting new category will spotlight those who are already doing this. One of...
Synonymous with Dolly the Sheep, Roslin is a by-word for science, innovation and discovery. Building on that tradition is the Roslin Innovation Centre, a world-leading bioscience hub bringing together academic talent, investment, enterprise and infrastructure within one vibrant space. In our latest blog, John MacKenzie, the centre's...
Firstly, a huge thank you to Scotland’s Life Sciences Dinner & Annual Awards for partnering with us. It’s an incredible opportunity for the charity to raise awareness of bowel cancer and our work to world leaders in life sciences. Bowel cancer is Scotland’s second biggest cancer...
As the dust settles on Scotland’s Life Sciences Annual Awards, Deborah O’Neil, Chief Executive of Novabiotics, reflects on the great diversity of our sector and celebrates this year’s impressive shortlist and winners. The Life Sciences industry in Scotland is world renowned. And no wonder – such...
For life sciences in Scotland to grow into an £8 billion sector by 2025, more highly skilled people will be needed at all levels. In our latest blog, Ronnie Palin, Key Sector Manager – Life and Chemical Sciences at Skills Development Scotland gives us an overview of the...