A centre of science and research excellence on the southern edge of Edinburgh
Discover MoreSupported environment for R & D in life sciences and co-located with world-leading Moredun Research Institute
Find Out MoreNew gateway for pioneering research, growing business and cultivating innovation on Easter Bush Campus
Find Out MoreAn expanding business park for dynamic companies across life sciences, electronics, informatics and agritech sectors
Find Out MoreLargest concentration of animal science related expertise in Europe
Find Out MoreMidlothian has the largest concentration of animal science related expertise in Europe, and is a centre of excellence close to academic hubs and research institutes located on the outskirts of Edinburgh, Scotland's capital city. Be in the zone...
With global recognition as the birthplace of Dolly the Sheep; The Roslin Institute, together with the Moredun Research Institute and local partners, continue to push forward advances in the fields of animal health, life sciences and agri-tech.
Midlothian Science Zone provides a supportive community and offers access to knowledge and expertise, resources and facilities, new technologies, accommodation and services, business support and networks.
Roslin Innovation Centre, the gateway to Easter Bush Campus, a world-leading centre for research, delivering excellence in animal science and food security. A dynamic working environment with world class facilities and equipped with the latest technologies.
New DevelopmentLeading industrial biotech company Ingenza Ltd announces relocation to Roslin Innovation Centre, a £30 million, multi-purpose innovation hub on the University of Edinburgh’s Easter Bush Campus. Read More
Professor Sir Ian Wilmut – who led the team that created Dolly the sheep – has backed an initiative to tackle Parkinson’s disease, after being diagnosed with the condition. Read More
Medical research will be translated into technologies to improve healthcare as part of a new collaboration between Chinese researchers and the University of Edinburgh. Read More
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