Lab facilities where businesses can grow
A Working Lab, (AWL), has now opened its doors in Flemingsberg. The site offers generous lab spaces in various sizes to help more businesses grow in a vibrant life science environment.
Flemingsberg set to become home to Alfa Laval’s future innovations
The opening of Alfa Laval’s new development and innovation centre in Flemingsberg in 2025 will also see the launch of an exciting new technology. Ground was recently broken for the centre, which will accommodate around 700 employees.
EU’s first innovation hub to be run from Flemingsberg
Health Data Sweden (HDS) will be the first among the EU’s new digital innovation hubs. The initiative is managed by Sebastiaan Meijer, Deputy Head of School at KTH in Flemingsberg.
Flemingsberg Science leads ecosystem development with Stockholm Life Tech
Within Stockholm Life Tech, we are currently working on developing the Life Science ecosystem at Campus Flemingsberg. And the first step in this process is a review of everything from academia to innovation support.
Applications for the Flemingsberg Science Award IDEA are now open
Flemingsberg Science Award IDEA is an innovation competition for you who are students, living or working in Flemingsberg. In a sub-competition to the national business plan competition Venture Cup, Flemingsberg Science rewards ideas in the early stages - the prize sum is SEK 5,000.
Successful Kodkupan Flemingsberg pilot ahead of autumn term
During the Kodkupan award evening in Flemingsberg, parents got to [...]
Hela wins Flemingsberg Science Award
Hela is a company that is developing a mobile application that helps people with heart conditions improve their cardiac rehabilitation. The app encourages daily exercise, provides care support, and the ability to monitor progress.
Ten-year-old XNK Therapeutics experiences rapid growing with own GMP facility
XNK Therapeutics has expanded significantly in the past year and now has access to its own GMP-standard production lab.
Restart for Tullinge work hub
Just before the pandemic, a research project was initiated in Tullinge in which residents were offered a place at a local work hub as an alternative to commuting to work. The hub is now seeing something of a reopening in a project aimed at increasing shared use and resource efficiency.
