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Edinburgh, Scotland, United Kingdom

Edinburgh, Scotland, United Kingdom

Since May 2008. The Roslin Foundation is a registered charity whose aims are to support research in the field of animal biosciences as it relates to agriculture and biomedicine.

Edinburgh

Roslin Cells is a leader in the isolation of new clinical grade undifferentiated stem cells for use in research and therapy. Its cGMP facilities based at the Scottish Centre for Regenerative Medicine, are capable of producing new cell lines to the quality standards required for clinical use.

Edinburgh, Scotland, United Kingdom

Roslin, Edinburgh

Roslin, Midlothian

A stem cell technology company, providing contract research, product development work and stem cell culture training for academic and commercial clients in the life science, biotechnology and pharmaceutical sectors. The company provides clients with the opportunity to explore and exploit stem cell biology and regenerative medicine. Our expert scientists have many years experience of deriving, culturing and manipulating human stem cells in wide range of culture systems

Edinburgh, Scotland, United Kingdom

Roslin, Midlothian

....the location of choice for life sciences.A successful science park, the birthplace of Dolly the sheep, providing both office and laboratory accommodation within its Wallace and Logan buildings. Established in 1999, RBC is currently hosting 18 emerging life science companies. Whilst able to meet the needs and business demands of the largest occupiers, Roslin BioCentre is also focussed on providing support and solutions to help energetic and vibrant new businesses grow.

Roslin

Roslin, Midlothian

Well Cow has developed the world's first automated continuous long term measurement of rumen pH and temperature in dairy herds using its unique wireless telemetry bolus system. This enables the dietary health of herds to be monitored and early indications of problems, which will adversely affect milk yields to be identified.

Roslin, Midlothian

Gene sequencing a resource centre

Dundee, United Kingdom

Cellexus offers fully automated single use disposable CellMaker bioreactor systems and consumables using innovative state of the art airlift technology.The CellMaker system were designed to improve, accelerate and simplify cell culture and fermentation in biotechnology research, scale-up, production and contract manufacturing. While other systems require shakers, rockers, rollers or large environmental chambers, the CellMaker systems employ a novel airlift technology, which is simple, scalable, inexpensive to use and proven to provide highly efficient cell culture.

Falkirk, Scotland

A voluntary organisation that has been working in the Forth Valley area since 1975. We provide a range of counselling and community rehabilitation services for people affected by alcohol and/or drug misuse to help them on the road to recovery.

Newhouse, North Lanarkshire

BioCity Scotland provides research and development facilities including processing and storage, as well as state of the art equipment, business support and finance to bioscience, pharmaceutical, med-tech and healthcare companies. A joint venture between BioCity Nottingham and Roslin Biocentre (two companies renowned for successful Bioincubator management), BioCity Scotland is a unique community of scientific, commercially minded, dynamic young companies with networking, collaboration and sharing ideas at the heart of its success.

Edinburgh City Region

Edinburgh Science Triangle is a multi-disciplinary partnership aiming to promote the city region as a world-class science destination. It is a pioneering collaboration of universities and research institutes, science parks, local authorities and the national economic development agency Scottish Enterprise.One of the top ten research and development locations in Europe. A truly diverse and dynamic scientific community across multiple disciplines, including informatics, stem cell research, biotechnology and microelectronics.

Until it ceased to trade on 30th September 2012 Genecom supported the commercialisation of academic science with a particular emphasis on animal health. Over its life span, it worked with the Roslin Institute, Moredun Research Institute, the James Hutton Institute and Institute for Animal Health.

CEO

Roslin, Midlothian

The company is looking to commercialise the technology to produce recombinant proteins using the well-established technology platform of transgenic poultry developed by The Roslin Institute.