Scotland's Economy
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Stronger Scottish and Japanese life sciences links
8th May 2013 by Professor Asada, Kyoto University
Geographically the cities of Kyoto and Edinburgh are far removed. Intellectually, culturally and economically our two cities are becoming ever closer. That proximity was further reinforced this week when Scotland’s Finance Secretary John Swinney met with key Japanese businesses working in the field of stem cell research and regenerative medicine here in Kyoto. The links…
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Opening of £24m bio-incubator facility at Edinburgh BioQuarter
29th May 2012 by Jim Mcfarlane
By creating a cluster of scientists, clinicians and companies located on a single site we are confident that not only will we attract world-class life sciences companies and individual scientists to Scotland but will boost the rate of formation and growth of new science and technology ventures.
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Doing business in Japan
17th April 2012 by John Swinney MSP
I am writing this at the end of my first full day of meetings and visits in Japan with the team from Scottish Development International. In addition to a broad knowledge of the opportunities in the Japanese economy, they have developed real strength in the various sectors that matter to us; energy, life sciences, food and drink, textiles and working with our universities.