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LINK-J Expanding Free Consultation Service for Academic Researchers

August 31, 2017
A year after its full-fledged launch under a unique realtor-led initiative to build a life science cluster in downtown Tokyo, Life Science Innovation Network Japan (LINK-J) is expanding its free consultation service designed to bridge the gap between academic research…

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