Collaborations with other companies, academia and catapults are increasingly central to the discovery and development of new medicines, says a new report on UK pharma.
The move away from the older model of closed corporate research and development labs and towards collaborative working and open innovation is highlighted as in the R&D sourcebook from the Association of the British Pharmaceutical Industry (ABPI), a trade group representing UK pharma companies.
"We are in a period of great change, not least with the UK embarking on a journey outside of the EU, but also as an industry"
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