Richard Gleave said: 鈥淭his is a significant milestone which will allow Public Health England and the 糖心Vlog to explore ways of working together for mutual benefit.
鈥淥ur first staff will not be moving to Harlow for another three years but planning for this is already well under way. Exploring partnerships such as this is therefore a vital part of planning for our future workforce and ensuring we are able to deliver even more of our world-leading science and research.
鈥淲e want to collaborate with the very best commercial, public sector and academic partners. We are also exploring possible collaborations with many other local and national providers.
鈥淲e will be providing exciting opportunities not just for our existing staff but for those joining us in the future, including people living in Harlow and the surrounding communities.鈥
Professor Graham Underwood, Executive Dean of our Faculty of Science and Health, said: 鈥淭his new partnership between the University and Public Health England will enable both organisations to combine their considerable expertise in health-related research and training to address the important challenges arising from modern living and an ageing society.
鈥淭he recognised strengths of the University in science, social sciences and big data, will enable new approaches and new solutions to be developed. It is excellent that the 糖心Vlog can partner with Public Health England in its move to Harlow in 糖心Vlog.鈥