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Pixel Kicks wins Nanomedicine Lab brief
Full-service digital agency Pixel Kicks has been appointed by the Nanomedicine Lab to develop a mobile responsive and SEO optimised website to promote its research teams, scientific publications and latest news. Pixel Kicks won the contract following a competitive pitch.
The Nanomedicine Lab is part of the University of Manchester and the National Graphene Institute. Its purpose is to generate and disseminate fundamental knowledge in the emerging field of nanomedicine by bringing together nanotechnology, bioengineering, pharmacology applied to inflammation, neurology and cancer for translation to advanced, clinically-relevant therapeutics and diagnostics. The new site is currently in the design stages and is due to be launched in the summer.
Kostas Kostarelos, Professor at the Nanomedicine Lab – said: “We were most impressed with Pixel Kicks’ mix of technical expertise and creative insight so we are looking forward to seeing the new site being developed and launched over the coming months.“
Matt Hartley – principal sales and account manager at Pixel Kicks - added: “The Nanomedicine Lab is a pioneering organisation so it is an honour to be working with them on this project. We are confident the new website will help in their mission to pioneer the cutting-edge and emerging discipline of nanomedicine.“
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Pixel Kicks .
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