Nexxus Scotland

Free Quarterly Newsletter

Nexxus News is produced four times per year and contains a round-up of West of Scotland life science related news, research, product development, company profiles, forthcoming events and informative articles on areas such as how to make the most of conferences, risk management for life science companies etc.   To subscribe to this publication see "Sign-up" right.   To submit a news item or article for publication in the newsletter contact the editor, Jan Clark, at j.clark@nexxusscotland.com.

Nexxus News Spring 2008 Edition

Tailored training - needs of life science industry addressed by fifth largest Scottish College; Brain imaging - strong, dynamic network created for research and development; City Science Innovation Centre - new Glasgow facility STARTS to gain momentum; Focus on economic growth - help at hand from Scottish Enterprise Investment team.
Plus much more..Spring 2008 Edition

Nexxus News Winter 2007 Edition

Collaboration - the key to success for 2007 Nexxus Life Science Award winners?; PsyRING - a new psychiatric research institute with unrivalled expertise; Job creation - CRO to creat global headquarters in Glasgow; Bioinformatics - an interdisciplinary research area bringing together biological and computational sciences
Plus much more..Winter 2007 Edition

Nexxus News Autumn 2007 Edition

Accessible science - Cafe Scientifique gets royal approval; Game for anything - specialist 3D servcies for life science; Saving parrot kakapo - dietary supplement to the rescue; Spin-outs - disease detection, diagnostic kits and medical devices
Plus much more.. Autumn 2007 edition

Nexxus News Summer 2007 Edition
 

Two girls in a boat - setting the SCENE for a unique research facility; Crash! Wallop! Pow!- biomedical superheroes in the making; Child health in Malawi study - University of Paisley leads international collaboration; Exciting time for stroke research -Glasgow hosts Scottish Network 
Plus much more.. Summer 2007 edition

Nexxus News Spring 2007 Edition
 

School of Life Sciences - spotlight on Glasgow Caledonian University; The future is bright - Institute of Photonics in eleventh year; OBE in New Year's Honours List - Greenock born Professor receives accolade; Wireless bioDevices spin-out - technology receives investment
Plus much more.. Spring 2007 edition

Nexxus News Winter 2006 Edition
 

Nexxus Life Science Awards - second annual Nexxus award winners; New technology developed - StemCell Services wake up sleeping liver genes; Human centred approach - fearsome company with designs on you; HIV and medical injections - research findings from University of Paisley
Plus much more.. Winter 2006 edition

Nexxus News Autumn 2006 Edition
 

Hot Stuff from East Kilbride - Focus on the Mentholatum Company; New funding for heart research - University of Strathclyde receives grant for research into Uk's biggest killer; Scotland - the alliance of science; Setting up business - its just a walk in the park
Plus much more.. Autumn 2006 edition

Nexxus News Summer 2006 Edition
 

Glasgow unveils new facilities - new Centres link research in the lab to treatment on the ward; New plans rolled out by SE - life sciences identified as a priority industry; Support for innovation - Medical Devices in Scotland (MDIS) launch new initiative
Plus much more.. Summer 2006 edition

Nexxus News Spring 2006 Edition
 

Awards galore for the West of Scotland; Sweet memories in old age - diet and lifestyle changes could help dementia sufferers; Spotlight on diabetes - ethnical disparities identified, drug and pain-free technique developments; Libraries of the future - Organon's new facility only second of its kind in the UK
Plus much more.. Spring 2006 edition

Nexxus News Winter 2005 Edition
 

Life science excellence recognised; New approach to drug-resistant bacteria - selective control advocated by scientists at University of Strathclyde; Cardiac output monitoring advance - Lanarkshire firm gearing up for worldwide market with launch of new device; Innovating for tomorrow's medical applications - University of Paisley highlights progress of research groups
Plus much more.. Winter 2005 edition