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Lord Vallance meets science & innovation leaders in Oxford

Science Minister Lord Vallance visited Oxford this week in his new role as the Oxford-Cambridge Growth Corridor Champion. During his visit, Lord Vallance met with representatives from The Oxford Science Park,  The Ellison Institute of Technology and Oxford City Council  at ARC Oxford. He learned about the area’s growing cluster of pioneering organisations, its growth plans and its long-standing support for reopening the Cowley Branch... Read more

Oxford Nanopore Technologies teams up with Genomics Canada to advance genomics research in Canada

Genome Canada and Oxford Nanopore Technologies have announced a collaboration aimed at significantly enhancing genomics research across Canada. Through the Canadian Precision Health Initiative (CPHI), the collaboration will help researchers and clinicians build a comprehensive database of human genomic insights, enhancing the understanding of Canada's diverse genetic architecture to drive innovation and advancements in personalised precision... Read more

Iversen Building reaches full occupancy

The Iversen Building, a new purpose-built ‘lab ready’ 86,000 sq ft building based at The Oxford Science Park (TOSP), has reached 100% occupancy only twelve months after practical completion. The Ellison Institute of Technology (EIT) has committed to a 26,000 sq ft letting and will begin moving into the top floor of the building in April 2025. This latest letting brings the building to 100% occupancy. This follows EIT’s expansion to Winchester... Read more

Enara Bio embarks on a research collaboration with George Washington University to deepen understanding of Dark Antigen® biology and expression

Enara Bio has announced a research collaboration with the George Washington University on Dark Antigen® biology and expression. One goal of the collaboration is to identify drugs that can further enhance the expression of Dark Antigens, therefore priming tumours for maximal clinical response to Dark Antigen-targeting immunotherapies. The collaboration will also study the underlying function of certain Dark Antigens in cancer biology. The... Read more

Charles Daubeny: The legacy behind Oxford’s largest commercial life science development

The Daubeny Project is The Oxford Science Park’s most ambitious development to date. Covering 450,000 sq ft over three buildings, the project will deliver world-class lab and office space for global science and technology companies. It is fitting that the project is named after Charles Daubeny, an eminent scientist and former fellow of Magdalen College, Oxford. This aligns with the Park’s ethos of fostering cutting-edge research and... Read more

The Daubeny Project

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