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 Science Zone is centre of excellence on the outskirts of Edinburgh with the largest concentration of animal-science related expertise in Europe. The project is supported by Partners.
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.
Watch our eye-catching view from the air. This short film of Midlothian Science Zone showcases the cluster of science parks, research institutes, businesses and park life set against the stunning backdrop of the Pentland hills and surrounding landscape of Midlothian.
Play VimeoMidlothian Council is in final negotiations with the University of Edinburgh to purchase land within Easter Bush Campus for a replacement Beeslack Community High School. Read More
A new project, involving scientists from SRUC, has been awarded nearly £700k to develop automated and real-time monitoring of disease in cattle . Read More
Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal attended a special event held at the Moredun Foundation, Pentlands Science Park, to hear about the benefits of livestock health and well-being to sustainable agriculture. Read More
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