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Science City Bristol is a partnership between government, researchers, and businesses in the Bristol and Bath region of the UK. It was initially funded by the South West RDA to use science and research to drive economic growth. Science City Bristol is now an independent company limited by guarantee that connects the scientific community, promotes scientific achievements, and invests in scientific enterprise and research to attract world-leading organizations to the region.
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