MedImmune, a unit of Anglo-Swedish drug major AstraZeneca, has opened a new, biologics R&D facility in Cambridge, UK. The Aaron Klug Building is an expansion of MedImmune's existing Granta Park site.
According to the firm, the 92,000-square-foot facility contains state-of-the-art laboratories and provides MedImmune with capacity to significantly increase the number of candidate drugs that it can develop each year in order to meet R&D goals.
The expansion forms a key part of MedImmune's growth strategy. Following its acquisition by AstraZeneca in June 2007, the firm was consolidated with the former Cambridge Antibody Technology business, along with other areas of biological research being conducted elsewhere within AstraZeneca.
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