Stem Cell Sciences expands into the UK

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Wednesday, 07 March, 2001

Stem Cell Sciences Ltd, a Melbourne based biotechnology company, has announced the creation of a wholly-owned UK subsidiary, Stem Cell Sciences (UK) Ltd. The new company has established offices and laboratories within the Centre for Genome Research, the University of Edinburgh, Scotland.

The establishment of a UK base follows the expansion of operations in Australia and the recent appointment of a number of key scientific advisers.

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