Biotechnology in the Małopolska region

Poland has a long and proven record of experience in hosting international life science research: discovery and application of prostacycline, anti-melanoma vaccine cell therapy
for mayocardial infarction, microbial cellulose and molecular diagnosis of cancer are just some of the most well known examples.
Małopolska is one of Poland’s most important academic centers and it’s capital city, Krakow holds first place in the country in terms of quality of human resources:
With 9,4 % of domestic expenditures going to R&D (which is 200 % the national average) Małopolska holds second place in Poland R&D spending. Krakow is a well recognized scientific centre not only in Poland but internationally as well. There is a strong desire in the Region to foster collaboration between science and industry and to support innovative programs and projects that harness the potential of the region.
Regional network for cooperation and support for innovation
There are several networks of cooperation established and operating within the Małopolska Region. They serve multiple purposes: to be single points of contact for ease of establishing relationships and exploring business and scientific collaboration possibilities, to facilitate introductions to the network members from the global market and to support the network members towards an effective engagement in the global life science market.
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