New research has revealed up to 70,000 additional jobs will be needed in the UK life sciences sector over the coming decade, if recent growth trends continue.
February 11th marks International Day of Women and Girls in Science, to mark this occasion, we asked women across the life sciences sector to share their experiences, insights, and advice.
AMSBIO has implemented a program of investment to support the students at Penn State Lehigh Valley, part of Pennsylvania State University, in their transformative Course-based Undergraduate Research Experience (CURE) program.
Some of the UK’s leading academics and industry professionals welcomed Rachel Reeves’ recent announcement of £520 million to develop the UK’s medicine manufacturing capabilities, but say creating a trained workforce must be a priority.
Editor Rebekah Jordan speaks to Ivan Wall, a professor at the University of Birmingham and co-director of the Resilience project, to learn about the advancements the initiative is making in UK medicines manufacturing.
As part of the group's GreenUp strategic plan, Veolia Water Technologies is opening this centre to drive water treatment innovation, growth and training in Europe and beyond for the pharmaceutical, science and healthcare markets.
Junior Doctors across the NHS are beginning a new, and record-breaking round of strikes as they search for an increase to their wages in-line with UK inflation. We at EPM explore why they are striking, and the impact it is likely to have.
Jordan Schmitting of The Josh Bersin Company offers practical tips on how pharma firms can address this challenge by rethinking their approach to future-proofing talent and product pipelines.
The 2023 Global Culture Report by O.C. Tanner reveals that a poor work-life balance and a lack of staff recognition are key factors driving physical and emotional distress among pharmaceutical industry employees.
