和铂医药
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By YI-LING LIU/DECEMBER 3, 2018
Photos by ELKE SCHOLIERS FOR STAT
SHANGHAI — Harbour BioMed opened its first office in a Shanghai industrial park in 2016, with a team of eight people. Just two years later, it has become a global biotech company, with offices in Boston and Rotterdam, Netherlands, and more than 150 employees. Here in China, they’re spread among three new labs, and a new office is under construction in walking distance to a cancer hospital. Even so, in Harbour’s original lab, scientists work shoulder to shoulder, sharing limited bench space.
That sort of explosive growth is not all that remarkable here: This is China’s Kendall Square, the epicenter of the country’s biotech industry, where scaffolding sprouts like weeds.
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和铂医药
公关传媒部
邮箱: pr@harbourbiomed.com