Leiden Bio Science Park hosted a European Commission delegation at Johnson & Johnson to discuss international trade and its impact on the Life Sciences sector. The visit showcased the Park’s innovative ecosystem and strong academic-industry collaboration.
Researchers at Leiden University’s Institute of Biology have discovered that zebrafish display genetically inherited personality traits, categorized as proactive or reactive, which could aid in developing treatments for mental health conditions like ADHD and depression. This groundbreaking study highlights the…
The Leiden Bio Science Park promotes innovation and collaboration through employee well-being, workplace dynamics, and international talent management initiatives. These efforts aim to empower businesses and professionals with insights and strategies for growth. The newly established OR Community (ondernemingsraad, English: Works Council)…
European Commission Delegation Visits Johnson & Johnson at Leiden Bio Science Park This month, Leiden Bio Science Park had the honour of welcoming a delegation from the European Commission for a visit. The event was coordinated by our Business Developer,…
The Life Sciences Café on March 20th marked the official launch of the Deelakkoord Human Capital Agenda Leiden Bio Science Park 2024-2027. This initiative addresses one of the biggest challenges in the life sciences sector: ensuring a skilled and future-proof…
Health Holland has officially launched the Industrial PhD Call 2025, inviting companies and research organizations to collaborate in advancing the Life Sciences & Health sector. This initiative aims to support PhD candidates who will conduct practice-oriented research, combining academic expertise…
Last week, science students in Leiden took a big step toward their future at Bètabanenmarkt — and we were proud to be part of it! Participants had the chance to meet leading employers like Johnson & Johnson, Ecolab, Eurofins, Pharming…
7 March 2025 to 8 March 2026 ‘Unseen’ reveals how, for centuries, medical science has taken the male body as the norm, often overlooking women and gender-diverse individuals. Discover the hidden stories behind medical inequality and how it continues to…
Researchers at the Leiden University Medical Center (LUMC) have uncovered how a small inherited variation in the insulin gene can reduce the risk of developing type 1 diabetes. Published in Cell, this discovery deepens understanding of the disease and paves…
Two research teams at Leiden University have secured over €1 million in funding through the NACTAR programme (Dutch Research Agenda) to explore innovative solutions to antimicrobial resistance (AMR). Led by Prof. Gilles van Wezel, the first project focuses on unlocking…
The Leiden University Medical Center (LUMC) has inaugurated a new center aimed at enhancing and expanding treatment options for patients. This initiative reflects LUMC’s commitment to integrating patient care, research, and education to advance healthcare quality and innovation. The center’s…
Last night, Leiden Bio Science Park looked a little different. With colored lights in hand, we set out to illuminate the park—bringing visibility to the 300 million people worldwide living with a rare disease. How are you lighting up for…