An Expert View from Giles Campion, head of R&D and chief medical officer, Silence Therapeutics.
The UK has a world-leading life sciences sector based on top discovery research, a world-class regulatory agency, and access to private capital. Our network of thriving companies and leading academic institutions has a long heritage of working together on everything from foundational scientific research to later-stage commercial clinical trials.
The scientific breakthroughs the UK has made in new therapeutics, especially in relatively new fields such as oligonucleotides, biopharmaceuticals and advanced therapeutic medicinal products (ATMPs), highlight the nation’s potential to become a hub for the development of novel therapies and a global superpower in the life sciences.
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