Besides laboratory facilities, cleanrooms, pilot plants and conditioned rooms can also be rented.
The incubator houses both start-ups and scale-ups, as well as mature companies and is located at a business and science park specifically intended for companies in food, life sciences and health.
The incubator distinguishes itself by great flexibility in the offer.
The laboratory is located in a multi-tenant complex on a tech campus and makes high quality materials available to companies, such as a high-performance liquid chromatography-mass spectrometer (HPLC-MS), a gas chromatography-mass spectrometer (GC-MS) and an ion chromatograph. The inventory includes all standard materials (autoclafe, fume cupboards, gases, glassware).
Rent for short periods is possible. The lab is open to companies located on campus and from elsewhere.
It concerns a sustainable building, with an 8,000 m2 GLA divided over four floors with extensive application of smart building technology. A research institute is located on the ground and part of first floor. The other floors with offices and laboratories are available for technology and LS businesses.
The building contains a combination of very specific low-vibration conditions with flexible laboratory space. Two small atriums function as meeting places for researchers and employees of the various organisations.
The building, with over 5000m2 of floorspace, is specifically equipped to house starting chemical and Life Sciences ventures and provides a combination of laboratory and office space.
Flexibilty and sustainability are the basic aspects of the design of the building (completed in 2013). Each of the five floors can be subdivided into small units, but businesses can also rent a half or whole floor. The ground floor also contains several amenities such as conference rooms and a restaurant open to all.
The origin of the building lies in the BioPartner programme intended to accommodate Life Science start-ups. The total lettable floor area is 4400 m2.
In the design, a transparent glass substructure was chosen, above which a closed stone block ‘floats’. This part contains the laboratories. The laboratories are provided with a fivefold or sixfold ventilation system en are equipped with fuel cupboards, safety cupboards and standard equipment.
The cleanroom is part of the infrastructure of a nanotechnology research institute with a focus on the areas Health, ICT and Sustainability.
The cleanroom has a floor area of 1250 square meters and offers a wide variety of technologies and equipment. It is available for researchers of knowledge institutes and also expressly for use by companies and start-ups. Staff members and researchers can provide technical and technological assistance where necessary.
The location provides 12,000 m2 of space and facility to test (more) sustainable technologies and produce on a commercial scale and all related activities.
The site features a comprehensive environmental permit. This benefits tenants by greatly shortening the licence process per pilot. 600 m2 of laboratory space is available. It has good delivery and removal capabilities; Delivery and removal of equipment and materials of virtually any size is possible. The facility distinguishes itself in the flexibility of rental period.
The campus focuses on healthy food and nutrition, future farming and biocircular economy. It offers state-of-the-art laboratories, pilot plants and trial sites for rent and joint R&D. The campus welcomes entrepreneurs and researchers active in the field of healthy food and nutrition, both from the region and from elsewhere to participate in the innovative ecosystem.
The campus is located in a region in which the agri-food business is one of the most productive, sustainable and profitable in the world.
