A life science boom in central London could add £3.5bn to the economy and create 20,000 life science jobs. The innovation district at the heart of Euston and King's Cross, is already home to world-leading UK life science and technology companies such as Synthesia, Autolus and Google DeepMind. But new analysis from UCL and Public First shows that the thriving area anchored by UCL, The Francis Crick Institute, and UCLH could become the UK's answer to Kendall Square, the US’s leading life sciences