GE-UTS partnership a new driver in life sciences research

OMX microscope, picture by Anna Zhu
A whole-of-process approach to Industry-led research in healthcare and life sciences will flow from a new agreement between UTS and medical technology leader GE Healthcare.

Formalising several years of collaboration, the partnership will support the entire research process – from research at the laboratory bench through to biotechnology manufacture, clinical trials, clinical imaging research and adoption by the healthcare system.

It will also facilitate greater training and education opportunities for students and the provision and management of world-leading equipment and technologies.


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