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Read MoreAbout the Campus
Located at the heart of Europe’s leading commercial biotechnology cluster, the Cambridge Biomedical Campus combines world-class biomedical research, patient care and education on a single site. Now undergoing a major expansion which includes the location of companies alongside the thriving community of academics and healthcare professionals, the Campus is on track to becoming one of the leading biomedical centres in the world by 2020.
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Read MoreAcademic research
Cambridge academics are responsible for many of the breakthrough discoveries that underpin modern healthcare. In addition to a broad portfolio of licensing opportunities, their research has catalysed dozens of healthcare start-up companies. Today, building on decades of successful commercial collaborations, there is a keen interest in exploring new partnerships with industry.
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Read MoreClinical
Clinical services on the Biomedical Campus are delivered by Cambridge University Hospitals – Addenbrooke’s Hospital and the Rosie Hospital – with some additional services delivered by Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Mental Health Trust. Papworth Hospital is due to relocate to the Campus in 2016. In addition to clinical services, all the hospitals are actively involved in clinical trials.
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Read MoreLocate your business here
If you are involved in innovative biomedical research or you supply products and services for biomedical research, we invite you to locate your business on the Biomedical Campus where you will be part of a thriving community of over 7000 research scientists and healthcare professionals with the shared ambition of bringing new and improved products and services to patients.
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Read MoreResources
The current occupiers have access to a wide range of technical and scientific support services with many laboratories housing state-of-the-art equipment. There is also a comprehensive suite of services and facilities to support clinical research as well as a network of industry experienced business and professional advisors in the Cambridge biomedical cluster.
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Read MoreLabs and offices
In the past, space constraints meant that accommodation on the Campus was restricted to the existing occupiers. This is no longer the case. Following the recent granting of planning permission, commercial organisations can now be accommodated on the Campus. Laboratories and offices will be provided either in multi-occupancy or bespoke, single-occupier buildings.
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Read MoreLocation
Whatever your mode of transport - car, train, bus, bike or on foot - getting to the Campus couldn't be easier. The Campus is located 10 minutes from central Cambridge; 5 minutes from the M11 motorway and 8 minutes from Cambridge railway station where trains take just 45 minutes to central London. In addition to the new Cambridgeshire Guided Bus, the Campus is served by up to 60 buses an hour and is only 30 minutes from Stansted airport.
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Read MoreThe ABC Community
The Campus community is made up of people from many different disciplines, nationalities, backgrounds and experiences but they are all committed to achieving the same goal - delivering new and improved outcomes for patients. To meet some of the people who work on the Campus, click here.
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