BSGCT will facilitate this progress by: • Promoting communication and the free flow of information between UK scientists, leading to better collaborations and the sharing of knowledge and resources. • Providing a forum for specialised scientific debate in the field of cell- and gene-based treatments, particularly to enhance the education of younger scientists and clinicians. • Improving the interaction between scientists and clinicians, to enhance thorough science-led and ethical evaluation of new technologies in the clinic. • Improving public awareness and providing an informed and responsible voice for science in this field. • Improving the productivity of gene and cell therapy research in the UK, moving innovations forward from the laboratory for clinical study as soon as it is appropriate. • Developing strong links with donors and funding bodies, aiming together to build on the scientific infrastructure that already exists in the UK.
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