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companies wishing to undertake clinical research in Wales. Working together with government agencies and research funders (both in Wales and across the UK) they promote research into diseases, treatments, services and outcomes that can lead to discoveries and innovations which can improve and even save people’s lives. Wales has established clusters of excellence
in high-growth markets including, in vitro diagnostic, single use technology and wound care. Our researchers lead the world in areas including wound healing, stem cells, neurosciences, e-health and medical devices. The Welsh Wound Innovation Centre was the
first of its kind globally tackling wound care with academic excellence in wound prevention and treatment.
CUBRIC, the Cardiff University Brain Research
Imaging Centre is a £44m investment bringing together world-leading expertise in brain mapping with the most advanced brain scanning facilities in Europe. In Wales, we’re investing in the future and we’re nurturing the talent and ingenuity that will make it all happen. We can introduce you to almost 160,000 students every year, from our eight universities, 12,000 of whom specialise in Life Sciences. You’ll be in good company here, working
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alongside other Life Sciences companies such as Convatec, 3M, Siemens Healthcare, GE Healthcare and Ortho Clinical Diagnostics. The business benefits of locating in Wales are
clear but it is also a great place to live and work. It’s a beautiful country with a superb quality of life. Cardiff is the vibrant capital city and the closest capital city to London at under two hours on the train. Businesses in North and Mid Wales are
similarly well served by their proximity to the large metropolitan areas of Birmingham, Liverpool and Manchester. Wales is open for Business so please visit the
Wales stand at Medica, Hall 16, Stand Number H38 as we welcome the opportunity to discuss why you should consider Wales as your next investment opportunity.
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