Code red for life sciences?
The UN’s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change recently warned that global warning has become a “code red for humanity”. With temperatures in the UK reaching unprecedent levels of 40 degrees in July, is the UK’s life sciences sector doing enough to prevent these...
Top five takeaways for the future of science and technology- Ridge and Partners LLP
Earlier this year we joined our industry colleagues as official UKSPA partners at The Oxford Science Park. Liz Sparrow, Nick Hayes, and Patric Vale from Ridge engaged in the lively and meaningful debates concerning national and regional trends in UK science parks....
Why breaking down barriers to funding for female-led life sciences companies is essential
The UK is a global player in the health arena. It holds a unique position at the sharp end of scientific discovery and the development of effective treatments. The country’s rapidly expanding life sciences sector has the potential to transform outcomes for...
Why TechBio UK is the moment when everything changed
The Covid pandemic changed the scene of healthcare on a global scale and embedded the use of data firmly into healthcare solutions. With a population almost exclusively served by the NHS, the UK is ideally placed to lead the world in the next stage of data...
Science parks – journey to net zero
At the recent UKSPA conference, Laura Ludlow joined a panel comprising Dr Sally Basker (CEO, Exeter Science Park), Carl Potter (MD, Avison Young UK), Stephen Hill (Associate Director, Arup), Anu Sabherwal (Senior Associate, NBBJ Design) and chaired by Grant Bourhill...
