New Generation Expands In AstraZeneca's Vacated Campus
This article was originally published in Scrip
Executive Summary
When AstraZeneca plc decided three years ago to relocate its R&D headquarters from its Alderley Park campus in the Northwest of England to be nearer the biotech action around Cambridge, a research park built to accommodate thousands of scientists suddenly faced the prospect of becoming a ghost town. However, for Dr Neil Murray, CEO of local firm Redx Pharma, the site represents a great opportunity.
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