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Agri-tech and bioscience innovation campus in mid Wales

AberInnovation is a BBSRC and Welsh Government-funded innovation campus providing research facilities, business support and accelerator programmes for companies in agri-tech, food and drink and industrial biotechnology. The campus operates five specialist centres covering biorefining, future foods, analytical science, seed biobanking and innovation, and runs the BioAccelerate programme for early-stage bioscience ventures. Part of Aberystwyth University, the campus is co-located with the Institute of Biological, Environmental and Rural Sciences.

Imperial College's life sciences and deep tech innovation district

White City Innovation District is a multi-sector innovation district in West London, formed through a partnership between Imperial College London and the London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham. Anchored by Imperial's White City Deep Tech Campus, it is home to over 100 companies spanning life sciences, AI, deep tech, and climate technology. Key facilities include the Translation and Innovation Hub, the Imperial White City Incubator, and Scale Space.

UK's largest life science and technology innovation campus network

Bruntwood SciTech is a joint venture between Bruntwood, Legal & General and the Greater Manchester Pension Fund, developing innovation campuses and city centre hubs for science and technology companies across the UK. Its portfolio spans nine campuses and 31 hubs across Manchester, Cheshire, Birmingham, Leeds, Liverpool, Cambridge and Glasgow, home to over 1,100 businesses. The company works in partnership with regional cities, universities and NHS Trusts to support company formation, scaling and growth.

Life science and biopharmaceutical park in the Cambridge cluster

Granta Park is a 120-acre managed life science campus in Great Abington, south of Cambridge, owned by BioMed Realty and TWI. The park hosts around 30 organisations across purpose-built laboratory and office facilities, with current tenants including AstraZeneca, Illumina, Gilead, Bicycle Therapeutics and Altos Labs, supporting a scientific community of approximately 3,000 people. A new 120,000 sq ft laboratory building recently completed on site, with further development plots available under outline planning consent.

Multi-disciplinary science and innovation campus with a major life sciences cluster

Harwell Science and Innovation Campus is a 700-acre science and technology campus in Oxfordshire, founded in 1946 and home to over 200 organisations. Managed by a joint venture of the Science and Technology Facilities Council, UK Atomic Energy Authority, and Brookfield, the campus hosts three thematic clusters in space, energy, and health technology. The Health Tech Cluster comprises several life science organisations and is one of seven UK government-designated Life Science Opportunity Zones.

University-linked science and technology campus in Hampshire

Southampton Science Park is a 75-acre science and technology campus in Chilworth, Hampshire, owned by the University of Southampton. The park provides office, laboratory and conferencing facilities to over 100 companies across technology and life sciences, with approximately 15% originating as university spin-outs. Its Science Centre offers shared chemistry, biology and general purpose laboratories for early-stage companies. The park hosts the SETsquared accelerator programme and a self-funded Catalyst business accelerator for technology start-ups.

Managed life science campus near Cambridge with flexible R&D space

Chesterford Research Park is a managed life science campus set across 250 acres in Little Chesterford, Essex. With over 60 years of continuous research activity on site, the park provides flexible laboratory and office space across approximately 300,000 sq ft, hosting companies from early-stage biotechs to global organisations including AstraZeneca, Illumina and Charles River Laboratories. A new 60,000 sq ft multi-occupancy laboratory building completed in early 2026, with Camena Bioscience as its first tenant.

Magdalen College's life science and technology campus in Oxford

The Oxford Science Park is a 75-acre science and technology campus on the southern edge of Oxford, owned by Magdalen College and closely linked to the University of Oxford. Home to around 100 companies employing over 3,000 people, the park is predominantly life science focused, hosting biotechnology, medical technology, and digital health companies across laboratory and office accommodation.

Oxford University's biomedical start-up incubator and lab space

The BioEscalator is the University of Oxford's biomedical incubator, providing flexible laboratory and office space to early-stage life science companies on the Old Road Campus. Located between the university's medical research buildings and the Churchill and John Radcliffe hospitals, it offers shared core lab facilities, business support, and access to the broader Oxford innovation ecosystem. Tenant companies have collectively raised over £1.4 billion. The building is shared with the Novo Nordisk Research Centre Oxford.

Purpose-built technology and life science campus near Cambridge

TTP Campus is a bespoke research and technology campus located in Melbourn, Cambridgeshire, developed and operated by TTP Group. The campus houses TTP plc alongside a growing cluster of spinout companies. Facilities include CL2 wet laboratories, chemistry labs, low-vibration suites for laser and optics work, advanced manufacturing space and open-plan collaborative working environments. The campus sits adjacent to Melbourn Science Park, approximately 11 miles south of Cambridge.

Cardiff University innovation centre for life sciences startups and spinouts

Cardiff Innovations is an innovation centre within Cardiff University's sbarc|spark building on the Cardiff Innovation Campus, providing laboratory, office, and co-working space for startups, spinouts, and commercial partners. Part of a £300m campus investment, it offers tenants co-location with Cardiff University's research base and access to university facilities, equipment, and expertise across life sciences and related disciplines.

Open innovation life sciences campus co-located with GSK

Stevenage Bioscience Catalyst (SBC) is a not-for-profit open innovation campus and the UK's first biomedical catalyst, established in 2012 through joint funding from GSK, Wellcome and Innovate UK. Co-located with GSK's UK R&D facility, the campus hosts over 40 life science companies alongside the Cell and Gene Therapy Catapult Manufacturing Centre, LifeArc and Cytiva. SBC offers laboratory space, shared equipment and business support, with a particular focus on cell and gene therapy.