New modelling, commissioned by University College London on behalf of the London Life Science Innovation Cluster, shows the £3.5bn potential if the distract were to scale at the same rate as its international comparators, and create 20,000…
New modelling, commissioned by University College London on behalf of the London Life Science Innovation Cluster, shows the £3.5bn potential if the distract were to scale at the same rate as its international comparators, and create 20,000 new jobs by 2035.
You can download the full methodology and modelling here, as well as read coverage in the Observer.
