How does collaboration work at different scales: provincial (e.g., EBZ and the province), regional (e.g., Holland Rijnland), and cluster-specific (e.g., Leiden Bio Science Park)? These interconnected levels play a vital role in building a stronger South Holland.
In this podcast, Robbert-Jan van Duijn, Mayor of Nieuwkoop and a member of the Human Capital Task Force, shares insights on his municipality and the importance of regional collaboration in addressing Human Capital challenges. Thijs Remijn, Project Leader for the Human Capital Agenda at Leiden Bio Science Park, highlights the park’s growth, employment opportunities, and the Human Capital challenges it faces, as well as the Sub-Agreement on the Human Capital Agenda.
University Campus Spui, Leiden University’s fourth location in The Hague, is about to open its doors. The transformation of the former V&D department store into a university...
Biotech start-up Bionomic from Oegstgeest (South Holland) won the Innovation Promise Award on Friday during the twentieth edition of the announcement of the KVK Innovation Top...
The Dutch Life Sciences Conference 2025 was held on 20 November 2025 at the CORPUS Congress Centre in Oegstgeest, bringing together biotech and medtech companies, academic...