The UK's University of Cambridge has launched a new venture to foster collaboration between academia and industry in the development of therapeutics.
Cambridge, which is consistently ranked in the top five universities in the world, is launching the Cambridge Academy of Therapeutic Sciences (CATS) with three main goals:
Research facilitation – through collaboration, networking and capacity building, encouraging people and skills exchanges between academia and industry in the UK.
Education – from undergraduate through to postdoctoral, including internships with industry partners and a new modular Master’s course in therapeutic sciences.
Policy – addressing key legal and policy matters across the spectrum of pharmaceutical sciences, and beyond.
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