As Ireland’s Life Sciences sector enters 2026, the contract market remains one of the most exciting, fast-moving, and opportunity-rich areas for talent. Large-scale biologics expansions, new capital projects, digital transformation ...
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2025 was undoubtedly a challenging year for the Irish life sciences sector, with cost pressures and global market headwinds shaping the environment. However, investment didn’t stop. Major projects and significant ...
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Ireland’s life sciences sector continues to expand in 2025, but in a more measured and strategic way. While capital projects are progressing across the country, companies are taking a cautious ...
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In life sciences engineering, technical skills will get you on site — but strong client trust are what keep you there, open doors to new opportunities, and define long-term success.
Whether ...
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Are you a recent graduate starting your career in the Life Sciences industry?
Newly graduated and ready to start your career in the Life Sciences and finding **Industry experience required** on ...
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In an ever-evolving world, two decades in any industry is a milestone worthy of celebration. Today, we're thrilled to commemorate LSC’s 20th anniversary, celebrating two decades in Life Sciences. Since ...
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As a contractor in Life Sciences, your technical skills and expertise are undoubtedly essential. However, the ability to effectively communicate, collaborate, and build relationships with colleagues, clients, and stakeholders can ...
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There has never been a better time to further your career as a contractor. The industry is thriving in Ireland, with a wealth of roles and projects available that will ...
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Denmark has a long-held reputation for being a cornerstone of the Life Science industry’s R&D. Over 10,000 new jobs were created within the industry over the last 5 years, and ...
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The Irish Life Science industry exports more than €45 billion annually, employs over 50,000 people, and accounts for 32% of the country's GDP. Ireland is home to 10 of the ...
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