Nikalyte are on a growth path
HPIC continue to support Nikalyte on their growth path and now expanding to the Inverness Campus.
Nikalyte technology will be part of the new facility as Inverness is on the verge of becoming a world-leading centre for producing life-saving materials that could massively reduce hospital infections. The £9.5 million Life Sciences Innovation Centre on the Inverness Campus centre has been officially opened by Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal. We are proud to support Professor Alistair Kean who will be working on controlling hospital infections with our cutting-edge technology.
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