International partnerships, an attractive regulatory environment, and robust funding make Scotland a world leader in biotechnology.
Lorna B. Jack
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Articles by Lorna B. Jack
Scotland has a ready pool of skilled workers for companies seeking to conduct business in our country.
Scotland's life sciences community lost an icon this past year with the death of Dolly the Sheep. Cloned by Roslin Institute in 1996, Dolly came to symbolize Scotland's world-leading innovation in the life sciences. However, biotechnology in Scotland goes beyond a cloned sheep.
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