From the Beatles to biologics – how Liverpool became a life science hotspot

Janet Hemingway, Founding Director of iiCON, is featured in an article in the Guardian’s Observer that explores how Liverpool became a life science hotspot.

A designated life science investment zone, the Liverpool city region expects to attract up to £800m in investment over the next 10 years, including £160m from the government, and create 8,000 more jobs.

To find out about how this region became one of the largest biotech clusters in Europe click here to read the full article.