A range of facilities are available on the Cambridge Science Park, including:
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health and fitness club |
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transport and travel for work partnership |
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bar and restaurant |
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conference centre |
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child care nursery |
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squash courts |
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cash machine |
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In addition tenants benefit from the following services:
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bi-annual newsletter |
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Catalyst is the free newsletter for tenants and other interested parties to stay updated on the changes and developments on the Science Park from new companies to new product developments. |
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Recycling Facilities |
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Recycling facilities are available for your use on the park. They are located just past Unit 310, at the end of the road on the left. There are recycling facilities for:
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ERBI |
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ERBI is the biotechnology network for Cambridge and the East of England. It is an industry-led membership organisation, launched in 1997, and is administered by a Board of Directors and guided by a Steering Group representative of the biotech cluster and ERBI sponsors. These groups include:
Contact Jeanette Walker: jeanettewalker@erbi.co.uk |
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The Centre for Entrepreneurial Learning (CfEL) |
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The Centre for Entrepreneurial Learning at the Judge Institute of Management was launched on 1st September 2003 with a mission to 'Spread the spirit of Enterprise' by providing educational activities to inspire and build skills in the practice of entrepreneurship. Master classes held in association with CfEL. Whether you are in the early stages of start-up, or are planning growth, there are key steps you will need to take to be successful. The Centre for Entrepreneurial Learning brings you Master Classes to prepare you for these crucial steps, delivered by experienced entrepreneurs with extensive experience on these key areas. For more information, click on link below. http://www.entrepreneurs.jims.cam.ac.uk/http://www.cue.org.uk/ |
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The Science Park HR Group |
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A support network for HR managers/representatives, provides a forum for sharing of common issues/problems, discussion of best practice, updates on legislation, and the opportunity to offer support to each other in what can often be a solitary role. The group meets every month over lunch. Contact Jackie Mitchell mitchellj@rsc.org |
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Biology in Business (BiB) |
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BiB is a Park and University-wide organisation focusing on career development and the exploitation of novel technologies applicable to the life sciences. BiB organises formal and informal events, including the region's only careers fair for life scientists (CoiLS). Contact Sanjay Tickoo: info@biologyinbusiness.org |
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The 4Bio Network |
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This is an informal network focused on commercial management issues for Cambridge Science Park companies involved in the biotechnology, pharmaceuticals and life-science sectors. Meetings take place every two months, usually on the first Wednesday of the relevant month at 5pm at the Trinity Centre. Contact Karen Thomas: karen.thomas@amedis-pharma.com Charles Bailey: charles.bailey@mundipharma.co.uk |
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The European Chapter of the Lab Robotics Interest Group |
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This is a forum for the exchange of ideas on robotics and programmable automation. Regular meetings bring together scientists, engineers, users and vendors of equipment and instruments. |
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