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A new $13 million innovation center in Scotland aims to help solve some of the country's biggest problems, from food security to climate change.
The Rural and Veterinary Innovation Center (RAVIC) is led by Scotland's Rural College and will focus on agriculture and aquaculture, reports the Scotsman.
It's part of Scotland's new School of Veterinary Medicine, and will include an emphasis on bioscience, including animal health.
"There will also be an emphasis on bioscience, including animal health, as RAVIC is to form part of Scotland's new School of Veterinary Medicine," says the center's head of business development. Read the Entire Article
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