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Our global headquarters moved to Cambridge in May 2016.
Since then, we have delivered a multitude of collaborations with our academic, healthcare and research partners to make life-changing discoveries.
For example, our drug discovery scientists are working with Microsoft to use a cloud-based simulation tool that brings alive the millions of potential changes that make cancer cells multiply uncontrollably, to better understand the disease.
Similarly, scientists from AstraZeneca and Cancer Research UK are working together to discover and develop novel biologics to treat cancer. Together they are working on a novel target associated with leukaemia and recently started an exciting project looking at the best drug combinations to treat pancreatic cancer.
And a novel agreement is also in place that will give researchers from the University of Cambridge access to key compounds from our drugs pipeline.
Once completed, 更多 than 2,000 AstraZeneca R&D science jobs will be on the CBC site, delivering 更多 knowledge sharing, skills and expertise – and ultimately for pushing the boundaries of science.
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Our new Cambridge site will bring together small molecule and biologics research and development activity across our main focus areas. It will also be 主页 to a wide range of leading scientific capabilities, including:
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Sharing our passion about what science can do
"The great advance of personalised medicine, in oncology, has been the realisation that some tumours are driven by individual genes. So if you can find out which genes these are, you can develop a medicine that's best for that tumour, and then select patients that are best for that medicine."
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We are building on our proud heritage in Cambridge. More than two thousand AstraZeneca employees are already based in the city and working to build strong connections within the local scientific community.
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AstraZeneca has built on the local legacy of Cambridge Antibody Technology (CAT) – acquired by AstraZeneca and integrated with AstraZeneca’s former biologics R&D unit MedImmune in 2007 – where three important medicines (Humira, Benlysta and raxibacumab) were invented. AstraZeneca in Cambridge has strong collaborative links with numerous academics, researchers, foundations and neighbouring companies in the largest biotech cluster in Europe and has an active outreach programme within the local community.
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High quality lab and office facilities to accommodate our growing presence in the city
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Collaboration and license agreement to explore Horizon’s first-in-class kinase target programme, as a means of developing novel therapies for multiple cancer types.
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With a number of PhD programmes with the University of Cambridge through to our ongoing commitment to STEM programmes in the local community, we are passionate about finding new ways to ensure we support, develop and inspire the next generation of Cambridge scientists.
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The best science doesn't happen in isolation.
We partner with others around the world, combining the great science in our labs with complementary technologies, know-how and molecules to accelerate the delivery of new life-changing medicines.
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and help us deliver life-changing medicines
Be among our employees who continue to make us an innovation-driven company that stands firmly among the world’s leaders in biopharmaceuticals.