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Science Hotspots - Cambridge
Richard Hollingham investigates why Cambridge is now a global leader in biotechnology
Richard Hollingham investigates why Cambridge is now a global leader in biotechnology. Part of a series of programmes looking at the world's 'scientific hotspots'. The University of Cambridge, England, is 800 years old, Richard Hollingham investigates why Cambridge is now a global leader in biotechnology, and probes the link between science and industry there.
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