IXA is your gateway to state-of-the-art equipment, laboratory and technical facilities and the scientific expertise at the Amsterdam universities.
If you are a research-intensive business, Spark904 is your research partner for chemical analysis and spectroscopy. This is University of Amsterdam’s spin-off company providing R&D services from an ever-expanding state-of-the-art research infrastructure.
The Tech Labs facilitate any kind of research focused on the use and effects of technology by and on humans. It consist of several different high-tech laboratories on the VU Amsterdam campus and the UvA Science Park campus, all working together making it easy to find exactly what you need.
We invite industry, SMEs, public organisations, entrepreneurs and researchers to become a member of the community at Research Facilities Amsterdam. As a member of this matchmaking platform, you gain access to a broad array of instruments and facilities for measuring, testing, analysing, printing and more.
Providing partners are Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences (HvA), University of Amsterdam (UvA), Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, Amolf, CWI, Nikhef and Amsterdam Science Park.
The UvA, VU, Amsterdam UMC, HvA and ROM InWest have just signed a collaboration agreement today on 12 March 2024. The parties are intensifying their collaboration for more entrepreneurship and innovation in Life Science Health (LSH). “Because of its knowledge institutions and the Netherlands’ largest academic hospital, Amsterdam is home to the top of Dutch […]
NewsUvA spin-off SusPhos partners with Europe’s largest sludge incinerator, Slibverwerking Noord-Brabant (SNB), to build first-of-its-kind phosphate recycling factory.
NewsThe Dutch chemical industry grapples with pressing challenges, such as green energy supply stability, the need for enhanced facilities and infrastructures to facilitate efficient scaling up of chemical processes, and the complexities surrounding material transition. These challenges underscore the imperative for increased innovation and robust public-private cooperation. Marco Tibaldi, from the Amsterdam Chemistry Network, explains […]
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