Month: September 2025

By: Charlie Copp – Director – Head of Life Sciences and Healthcare, Crowe The pharma services market is undergoing a period of transformation, driven by an increasing demand for specialist […]

The idea that some of the most powerful tools in medicine could be measured in billionths of a metre may sound extraordinary, yet this is precisely the promise of nanomedicine. […]

The discovery of new medicines has traditionally been a slow and expensive process. On average, it takes more than a decade and billions of pounds to bring a new drug […]

The ability to design and engineer living systems was once unimaginable. Today, synthetic biology – an interdisciplinary field combining biology, engineering and computer science – is making it possible to […]

By: Kathryn Wagstaff – Senior Business Development Manager, West Midlands Growth Company The West Midlands is fast emerging as one of the UK’s most compelling destinations for life sciences and […]

Few areas of science have generated as much excitement and debate in recent years as gene editing. Breakthrough tools such as CRISPR-Cas9 have opened up possibilities that once belonged firmly […]

By: Kathryn Wagstaff – Senior Business Development Manager for West midlands Growth Company As global healthcare continues to shift toward digital-first, data-enabled, and patient-centric models, international investors are seeking scalable […]

For patients awaiting organ transplants, time can be the difference between life and death. Across the world, demand for donor organs far outstrips supply, leaving thousands on waiting lists and […]

The UK life sciences sector continues to generate scientific discoveries and face increasing global demand for healthcare innovations. The Technology Supply Chain (TSC) operates as a collaborative network connecting various […]

Mental health has risen to the forefront of healthcare priorities in recent years, reflecting both growing awareness and increasing demand for services. The pandemic, economic pressures and rapid social change […]