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Scottish Fund Targets Life Sciences

by Alex Scott
January 28, 2013 | A version of this story appeared in Volume 91, Issue 4

Rock Spring Ventures, a Scottish venture capital firm, has commitments for more than half of an $80 million investment fund intended to support young life sciences firms in the U.K. Rock Spring says the sector is “under-ventured.” It is particularly interested in investing in start-ups, including university spin-offs, that are developing treatments for major diseases or advancing health care delivery. The fund’s contributors include the Universities of Aberdeen, Edinburgh, and Glasgow.

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