techUK Life Sciences Working Group: introducing our 2026 priorities and work programme

29 January 20264 min read

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techUK Life Sciences Working Group: introducing our 2026 priorities and work programme

techUK’s Life Sciences Working Group is pleased to share its 2026 priorities and work programme – a member driven plan shaped through nominations, consultation and a strategic planning session held at the end of 2025.

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