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By Dave Rogers2021-05-27T05:00:00+01:00 Cost consultant says King’s Cross set to be hub of burgeoning market for capital Alinea has said it is eyeing more work in the life sciences sector as the London cost consultant looks to broaden its workload beyond its commercial office core. The firm, which was set up eight years ago, said revenue slipped 9.5% to £15.2m in the year to April as the pandemic put the brakes on the London commercial market and decimated retail schemes. Alinea is working...

(0) Both deeply experienced in working with advanced life sciences technology, David Bennett joins as VP Commercial Operations and Sandra Bläser as VP of Customer Success, to satisfy strong demand for Eagle Genomics microbiome discovery platform as global brands strive to create sustainable next-gen products CAMBRIDGE, England, May 26, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Eagle Genomics, a pioneer in applying network science to biology, has announced two new senior appointments to its global team, as market ...

Firm says its Regent’s Place and Canada Water campuses targeting burgeoning sector

Mike Chapman with wife Jo and their four grandchildren at Mikes 69th birthday A NEW medical technique targeting hard to reach tumours is being trialled at Clatterbridge Cancer Centre. Interventional Radiology is enabling injection of treatments directly into the liver of patient Mike Chapman, who is taking part in the research. Retired chartered engineer Mike is being given a hormone therapy designed to attack his liver cancer cells but leave normal ones intact, shrinking tumours and kil...

Speakers confirmed include: Tony Reeves, chief executive, Liverpool City Council, who joined in August 2018 and is working to improve processes following the recent Caller report into the council’s operations  pre-recorded interview  Iain Finlayson, estate director, Liverpool ONE, who works alongside Grosvenor Britain & Ireland to lead the estate team in its activity and communications, whilst overseeing liaison with wider Liverpool community organisations and stakeholders Bill Addy, CEO, L...

Share this article Share this article The successful British scale-up has attracted senior figures in international business development, pharmaceutical commercial strategy and nutrition innovation in San Diego, Cambridge Massachusetts, and New York to help shape the next phase of its worldwide growth CAMBRIDGE, United Kingdom, May 11, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Eagle Genomics, a pioneer in applying network science to biology, has announced the appointment of three prestigious US-based advisory board...

(0) The British success story continues apace as the biggest names in food, cosmetics, personal care & agritech globally look to confirm the positive biological impact of next-generation products, and play their part in solving real-world challenges capitalising on the worldwide microbiome megatrend CAMBRIDGE, England, May 4, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Eagle Genomics, a British pioneer in applying network science to biology, has announced the opening of a formal new operation in India - within the in...

Morgan Sindall Construction Brings Skills Boost to Salford with Knowledge Quad Morgan Sindall Construction has launched its second Knowledge Quad as part of its work on the University of Salford’s new Science, Engineering and Environment Building (SEE Building). Image Credit: Morgan Sindall Construction The Knowledge Quad is a multi-purpose training and learning facility located within a live Morgan Sindall Construction site. It delivers value by undertaking activity focusing on the four key ...

But the COVID-19 pandemic has fast-forwarded the script. “Life sciences have never been more under the spotlight because of what we’ve all had to endure,” Peter Ferrari, chief executive of real estate investor AshbyCapital, told Reuters. In January, together with Montrose Land, AshbyCapital bought an Edwardian building near the Crick bio-medical research center in the heart of the Knowledge Quarter life sciences hub. The building, which should be fitted out for rental to life science tena...

6 Min Read LONDON (Reuters) - London’s Francis Crick Institute was already a magnet for investors in the capital’s so-called Knowledge Quarter, but the coronavirus pandemic has lifted interest in offices and laboratories dedicated to life sciences to a new level. Computer-generated imagery of Oxford Universitys planned Life and Mind Building is seen in this undated handout photo. Courtesy Arqui9/ NBBJ/Handout via REUTERS Investors have been drawn into European real estate dedicated to life...