Innovation connected! To mark the 10th anniversary of the IADP (Innovation Area Development Partnership), a book has been published highlighting a decade of collaboration, growth, and innovation.
Over the past decade, IADP has demonstrated how important strong regional networks are for accelerating innovation. Campuses serve as hubs where knowledge institutions, businesses, and government agencies come together to work on solutions to social and economic challenges. Campus Groningen is a prime example of this: a dynamic environment where talent, research, and entrepreneurship reinforce one another.
Within the IADP network, this power of collaboration is actively harnessed and further developed. By sharing knowledge and forging connections between different regions, a solid foundation for future growth is established. The anniversary book looks back on this development, but above all looks ahead: to new opportunities, scaling up, and further deepening of ecosystems.
Read the full article about Campus Groningen on the IADP website.
The Campus Trail at Campus Groningen is once again generating a lot of enthusiasm. So far, 500 participants have already registered for the seventh edition of the running event, which will take place on Friday, September 11.
It all started fourteen years ago with an idea in a laboratory on the Zernike Campus in Groningen. The financing has now been secured, and BioBTX can build a factory in Delfzijl.
UMCG is continuing the development of the new Central Laboratory for Diagnostics and Research (CLDR). Over the coming period, the preliminary design will be further developed into a final design, bringing the realization of the new laboratory building another step closer.