Norwich Research Park is one of five BBSRC funded UK Research and Innovation Campuses. It provides research facilities and support for scientific innovation, housing three BBSRC funded research Institutes, a fourth research institute, a University, a University Hospital, and a community of over 30 businesses.

Norwich Research Park

Norwich Research Park is one of the 5 BBSRC Research and Innovation Campuses in the UK. It’s the only one in the UK with 4 research institutes, a university, and a hospital all on one single site. With strong research into grand challenges like food security and climate and a key focus on enterprise and community, the park is an ideal place for businesses to move to or collaborate with.

The Park provides flexible laboratory and office accommodation and facilities for SMEs and growing businesses. For larger companies there are build-to-suit plots for the construction of bespoke laboratory and office accommodation.

Set in a beautiful part of the country and as an established centre of research excellence, Norwich Research Park is continuing to grow by attracting new partners and innovative businesses to collaborate in the research. Both business and academia flourish in a mutually supportive environment.

Norwich Research Park is a partnership between the University of East Anglia, the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital, four independent world-renowned research institutes namely the John Innes Centre, Quadram Institute Bioscience and the Earlham Institute (all strategically funded by the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (BBSRC)) and The Sainsbury Laboratory linked to the Gatsby Charitable Foundation. The BBSRC is itself a partner as is the John Innes Foundation.

Anglia Innovation Partnership LLP is the science park management entity and manages the Park on behalf of all its Partners, working together to drive development and build a community.


NEWS - Dig through archives answers century old questions on flower colours and patterning

Questions on flower colour posed more than a century ago have been resolved by new research

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Norwich Research Park The New Zealand Institute for Plant and Food Research Limited

🆕 We are recruiting a high-quality researcher to join the Earlham Institute as a new Group Leader, focused on synthetic or #engineeringbiology.

The successful candidate will foster strong and mutually beneficial relationships and collaborations within the Earlham Institute, with other academic institutions and with industry, government and wider stakeholders. 

📝 Applications via Perrett Laver close on 16 August 2024 at 09.00 BST.
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#engbio #sciencejobs #researchjobs #researchleader

Earlier this month to mark our 15th birthday we brought the EI community together for a birthday celebration. 

Read more about our birthday, and reflections on the genomics landscape with our Director, Prof Neil Hall ➡️ https://okt.to/polquX


With thanks to Phil Robinson, Scientific Photographer at the John Innes Centre for our group photo!

Tune in to BBC Radio Norfolk/Suffolk/Cambs this afternoon at around 3:40pm to hear from exciting Norwich Research Park-based company Alora who are developing technology that will enable rice to be grown on the surface of the ocean! 

Louise Hulland will be speaking to Alora Co-Founders: CEO Luke Young and CSO Rory Hornby, so listen in to find out more. https://bbc.in/3W2lv5x

Don't miss out on the opportunity to enter the Norwich Research Park Innovation Hothouse Competition 2024! The competition is open to any applications from staff working across Norwich Research Park!

If you're researching or working on something that you think could be turned into a business idea, or you are already part of a start-up, then this competition is a great opportunity to develop your idea.

The final of the competition is set for November 26th at the John Innes Conference Centre as part of the 'Enterprise Tuesday' event. Selected finalists will present their research ideas and products to academics, investors, and companies. Cash prizes and other benefits will be awarded to the winner and two runner-ups. 

Find out more and apply here: https://bit.ly/4bZ7LP3

Dr Soraya Jones, Roz Bird, UEA for Business
#norwichenterprise #businessidea #research #spinout #startup

Are you a #bioscience researcher? The BBSRC ICURe Explore programme is perfect for you! 🧐 🍃 

This 12-week, full-time programme provides up to £35,000 in funding to help bioscience research teams explore the commercial potential of their research/ technology. 💸 

It's not too late to register for our information webinar on June 27th to learn more about this incredible opportunity:

https://lnkd.in/eS_JpWVr

Apply today!

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