European drug majors Roche and Merck Serono and the USA's Abbott Laboratories are joining forces in the development of the Biotechnology Cluster Rhine-Neckar (BioRN) towards a leading position in the field of medical biotechnology in Europe. The BioRN cluster was recently awarded a 40.0 million-euro ($50.6 million) federal grant by the German Ministry for Education and Research as one of the top five high-tech clusters in that country. In addition, BioRN is the host of this year's BIO-Europe, which has established itself as the world's largest stand-alone partnering conference, according to its organizer.
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