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Title: Edinburgh Science Triangle


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Edinburgh Science Triangle
  • Ian Murphy
  • Chair EST Steering Group
  • Director Edinburgh Technopole
  • Thursday, 22 November 2012

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Edinburgh Science Triangle
  • Collaborating To Compete!

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Agenda
  • Edinburgh Science Triangle Background
    Objectives
  • Members
  • Edinburghs Science Excellence
  • Achievements to Date
  • Potential Economic Impacts
  • Summary of Edinburgh Science Triangle Offer

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WHAT IS THE EDINBURGH SCIENCE TRIANGLE?
  • A collaborative partnership between 7 science
    parks, involving
  • Three councils,
  • Two universities, a medical school and vet
    school, and their commercialisation teams,
  • the Lothian University NHS Trust,
  • innovation centre management companies,
  • two world-class property development companies
  • and Scottish Enterprise
  • Already working together for over 2 years and
    committed to work together to develop the
    Edinburgh and Lothians city-region as a
    world-class science destination

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Successful City Regions
Vision
Branding
Strength in Key Sectors
Strategic Leadership
Co-ordinated transport and land use policies
Connectivity
Education System
Social Inclusion
Innovative
Complementary Relationships
Skilled Workforce
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WHY EDINBURGH?
  • World class research-led universities
  • Global top 5 RD location for Life Sciences
  • Global top 3 RD location for Informatics
  • Vision and drive to make it happen
  • Inspiring Capital

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Some Earlier Achievements
  • 1971 Heriot Watt Research Park first science
    park in Europe
  • 1978 University of Edinburgh first
    commercially produced vaccine against Hepatitis
    B invented
  • 1996 Roslin BioCentre worldwide recognition
    for Dolly the Sheep, the first mammal cloned
    from adult cell
  • 2004 Edinburgh Science Triangle formed already
    in top 20 of international research parks

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Science Excellence - Institutions
  • Members
  • University of Edinburgh
  • Heriot Watt University
  • Moredun Institute
  • Roslin Institute
  • Institute for System Level Integration
  • Others
  • Napier University
  • Queen Margaret University College
  • Scottish Agricultural College
  • Medical Research Council
  • National Health Service
  • SNBTS

9
Science Excellence
  • University of Edinburgh ranked as one of
    Europes top 10
  • Combined research turnover for regions
    institutions over 200 million per annum
  • Breadth of expertise
  • Medicine and Life Sciences
  • Microelectronics, Optoelectronics, Communications
    Technologies
  • Informatics
  • Chemical Engineering
  • Energy

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WHY EDINBURGH?
  • Edinburgh is unique..it combines a strong
    financial services sector to rival Amsterdam, the
    world-class science strengths to rival Cambridge
    and a cultural legacy to rival Florence.
  • Greg Clark, International / UK Government
    adviser on Cities Regions

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Edinburgh Science Triangle Objectives
  • Establish EST as one of the top 10 RD locations
    in Europe
  • Raise awareness of ESTs benefits as an
    attractive place to live, study, work and invest
  • Link the science parks within the integrated
    research community and together attract high
    value activities to Scotland
  • Promote the specialist research expertise of the
    science base to build mutually beneficial
    partnerships

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Founders
  • Alba Innovation Centre, Livingston
  • Bio Campus, Midlothian
  • Edinburgh BioQuarter, Little France, Edinburgh
  • Edinburgh Technopole, Midlothian
  • Heriot Watt Research Park, Riccarton, Edinburgh
  • Pentland Science Park, Midlothian
  • Roslin BioCentre, Midlothian

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SUPPORTING NEW BUSINESSES
  • Full portfolio of Scottish Enterprise/ Scottish
    Executive programmes covering advice and funding,
    plus
  • Entrepreneurship training for undergraduates
    Edinburgh pioneering in Europe
  • EPIS, ETTC
  • Roslin BioCentre managed offices and lab space
  • Alba Innovation Centre provides extensive close
    support for commercial growth

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SUPPORTING GROWING BUSINESSES
  • Full portfolio of Scottish Executive/ Scottish
    Enterprise programmes covering advice and
    funding, plus
  • Flexible property options from small managed
    space up to bespoke design and build
  • Science park working environment and community
    plus park manager as champion / enhancing
    connections
  • University outreach programmes actively
    encouraging access to expertise, facilities and
    technologies

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Success Stories
  • Ingenza
  • ICE Robotics
  • Viragen
  • IndigoVision
  • Also
  • MTEM
  • Wolfson Microelectronics
  • And many more who will be in the news in the
    future

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Potential Economic Impacts
  • Currently 100 tenants with 3,300 employees
  • Sites 217 ha (500 acres) or 2.2km2
  • Development plans 500,000m2 (5 million ft2)
  • Development investment 500 million
  • When completed
  • Five-fold increase in employment
  • 15,000 on-site employment

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What does Edinburgh Science Triangle offer?
  • Access to world class science base
  • Critical mass of global local RD based
    companies
  • Abundant, highly qualified workforce
  • Property ladder from incubators to manufacturing
    and HQ
  • State of the art infrastructure and facilities
  • Superb quality of life
  • Supportive networks and public sector
    organisations

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Edinburgh Science Triangle
  • Collaborating To Compete!

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Commercialisation at the University of Edinburgh
  • Company Development Framework

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How we exploit and develop inventions?
  • Dedicated licensing team
  • Company formation team for staff and students
  • Company Formation Advisory Panel (includes
    external entrepreneur)
  • 53 companies in the last 5 years

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So what are we doing to identify the next great
inventions?
  • Business executives based in Schools
  • Science and Engineering Team of 12. 10 based
    in 6 of the 7 Schools
  • Medicine and Vets 5 based in College and
    Schools
  • Humanities 4 execs (incl. dedicated KT team)
  • Evaluate inventions, assess patentability
  • Commercialisation team decide on exploitation
    strategy (incl. whether to file patents)

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Current Major Initiatives
  • 113 m supercomputer HECToR
  • 42 m Informatics Forum
  • 59 m Centre for Regenerative Medicine (Stem
    Cells, led by Prof. Ian Wilmut)
  • 55 m Easter Bush Research Centre (Animal Health)
  • Edinburgh BioQuarter (partner Alexandria,
    prestigious US investor)
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