The labor market in the Netherlands is under significant strain, and healthcare is one of the sectors most affected. This impacts all of us. Ahead...

After several years of absence, TW, in collaboration with TNO Vector and VNO-NCW, has reintroduced the R&D Top 30, a well-regarded list highlighting corporate R&D expenditures in the Netherlands. This ranking has offered a clear picture of where companies have focused their research efforts and investments for years.

Campuses and science parks are a driving force for the national economy, accelerating innovation and contributing to solutions for the challenges we face as a society.

Leiden University leased land to Janssen Biologics for a new facility at the Bio Science Park, expanding with more labs and offices.

Knowledge City Leiden urged the government to rethink education cuts.

We’re proud to celebrate the success of VitroScan, one of the innovative biotech companies based here at Leiden Bio Science Park, as it secures €1.9 million from Biotech Booster to advance its ChemoPredict™ platform.

Concord Neonatal wins the KVK Innovation Top 100 for its Concord Birth Flow, revolutionizing neonatal care.

Julia Cramer, associate professor at Leiden University, is making quantum technology more accessible through public workshops and lectures to raise awareness and promote inclusivity.

Rapidemic, a Leiden Bio Science Park startup, is partnering with Ezintsha in South Africa to develop a rapid, affordable STI test, improving diagnosis and treatment in underserved regions.