Clusters and technology parks

What makes the 'Golden Triangle' so dominant in the UK?

From the left: Matthew Hopkinson, Roz Bird, Mark Fisher, Tina Zhao, Artem Korolev and Graham Cutts
From the left: Matthew Hopkinson, Roz Bird, Mark Fisher, Tina Zhao, Artem Korolev and Graham Cutts
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On 24 May, Life Sciences Real Estate held its inaugural UK event, a breakfast seminar in the offices of global law firm Hogan Lovells. The event was organised in association with Didobi.

Oxford, Cambridge, and London’s dominance as the life sciences ‘Golden Triangle’ is well established. But in a post-Brexit UK, where the multi-billion-pound sector is becoming more important to the economy, can the triangle’s stronghold be broken, and where are the UK’s hotspots?

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