AstraZeneca announces plans to develop research centre at Karolinska Institutet

AstraZeneca, the FTSE 100 biopharmaceutical giant, on Thursday unveiled plans to create an integrated translational research centre for cardiovascular and metabolic disease and regenerative medicine at medical university Karolinska Institutet's site in Stockholm.

AstraZeneca, the FTSE 100 biopharmaceutical giant, on Thursday unveiled plans to create an integrated translational research centre for cardiovascular and metabolic disease and regenerative medicine at medical university Karolinska Institutet's site in Stockholm.

The centre will run for an initial period of five years and will employ between 20 and 30 scientists, including a number from AstraZeneca. The company will contribute up to $20m per annum, while the Insistutet will contribute its expertise and facilities.

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