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News|Articles|February 5, 2014
BioOutsource To Open New Biosimilar Center of Excellence
Author(s)Pharmaceutical Technology Editors
BioOutsource will open a new Biosimilar Center of Excellence in Scotland.
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The Biosimilar Center of Excellence is located on the West of Scotland Science Park in Glasgow, adjacent to the existing BioOutsource facility. The new operation will consist of approximately 40 laboratory and R&D scientists creating an estimated 20 new jobs.
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