The government-funded facility includes a cancer diagnostics lab and supports the university's first undergraduate biotechnology degree
University of Essex opens £2.5m lab to train biomedical scientists
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The lab’s opening comes as the University of Essex launches its first undergraduate biotechnology degree, reflecting growing demand for graduates in a sector that develops vaccines, medicines and diagnostic technologies. Students studying biomedical science, biotechnology, cancer biology and related degrees will use the laboratories to carry out their research projects. The £2.5 million facility at the University of Essex, which includes a dedicated cancer diagnostics laboratory, was funded by the Office for Students.
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The lab’s opening comes as the University of Essex launches its first undergraduate biotechnology degree, reflecting growing demand for graduates in a sector that develops vaccines, medicines and diagnostic technologies.
reliability low1/2 sourcesStudents studying biomedical science, biotechnology, cancer biology and related degrees will use the laboratories to carry out their research projects.
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The £2.5 million facility at the University of Essex, which includes a dedicated cancer diagnostics laboratory, was funded by the Office for Students.
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