Why do international organisations choose to locate in Oxford? Proximity to the world’s leading university ✅ Access to great minds and scientific discovery ✅ High-spec laboratory and office space ✅ A thriving, collaborative innovation community ✅ Accessible UK & global transport links ✅ Hear from Lisa Flashner, COO at the Ellison Institute of Technology Oxford, explaining why the Institute chose The Oxford Science Park (TOSP) as a home for its European campus. https://lnkd.in/excNgErA Advanced Oxford - OBN (UK) Ltd - University of Oxford -Oxford University Innovation - Oxfordshire Local Enterprise Partnership (OxLEP) - Department for Business and Trade DBT – Department for Science, Innovation and Technology 📹 : Stepladder
The Oxford Science Park (TOSP)
Biotechnology
One of the most influential science, technology and business environments in the UK
About us
The Oxford Science Park is majority owned by Magdalen College, Oxford, upholding its research heritage and its strategy to support discovery, innovation and entrepreneurship. Providing an influential science and technology environment, the Park has ambitious plans to create an additional 600,000+ sq ft of laboratory and office space over the next 3 years. This additional capacity will support the growth of businesses already based on the Park, providing flexible, best-in-class workspace accommodation, and enabling new companies to enjoy the Park’s exceptional environment and collegiate and collaborative ethos. TOSP is home to 3,350 people and close to 100 businesses. These range from start-ups based in the Magdalen Centre innovation hub to major international companies and include Enara Bio, Excientia, Evox, MoA, Ochre Bio, Oxford Nanopore Technologies, OXGENE, Orbit Discovery, Sitryx and Theolytics. The Park also hosts the new Oxford campus of the Ellison Institute of Technology.
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External link for The Oxford Science Park (TOSP)
- Industry
- Biotechnology
- Company size
- 2-10 employees
- Headquarters
- Oxford
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 1991
Locations
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Primary
Robert Robinson Avenue, The Oxford Science Park
Magdalen Centre
Oxford, OX4 4GA, GB
Employees at The Oxford Science Park (TOSP)
Updates
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TOSP occupiers can now benefit from discounted massage therapy services conveniently located in the Magdalen Centre. Contact Paige Stead to book! #workplacewellbeing #relaxation #sportsinjury #musclepain
TODAY IS THE DAY! Today we launch our Massage Therapy services at the Magdalen Centre at The Oxford Science Park (TOSP) Anyone based on the park will receive discounted rates for their appointments so get in touch. Use us for convenience and expertise all on site. Spread the word 😃
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It's great to see this UK government partnership with Oxford Nanopore Technologies to advance biomedical research and translate discoveries for improved patient care in areas such as cancer, human genetic disease and infectious disease. Oxford Nanopore is a truly inspirational company, spun out of the University of Oxford and based at The Oxford Science Park (TOSP). It has been creating and innovating pioneering DNA sequencing technology that provides rich genomic data, faster, more accessibly and more affordably than other available methods. UK Biobank - Genomics England - NHS England
As of today, Oxford Nanopore Technologies is proud to announce a strategic partnership with the UK Government, UK Biobank, Genomics England, and NHS England, aiming to position genomics at the forefront of UK healthcare. This alliance will drive advances in patient care, research, and national biosecurity. Through this partnership, we will: ~Strengthen pandemic preparedness: we will enable the roll out of rapid pathogen-agnostic surveillance across 30 NHS sites to protect public health. This scaleup is pioneered by and based on work piloted at Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust who have shown that respiratory infections can be understood in the same workflow as identifying pathogens of risk. ~Advance biomedical research: Unlock new insights into cancer, rare diseases, and infectious diseases, transforming diagnostics and treatment. ~Work together to understand how best to bring the benefits of genomics to every patient who needs it. Discover how we’re pioneering the future of genomics-driven healthcare: https://bit.ly/4eiQ4uL What you're missing matters. #WYMM #SwitchON #AnythingAnyoneAnywhere
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The Oxford Science Park (TOSP) supports the re-opening of the Cowley Branch Line (CBL) to passengers. The project will sustainably, quickly and affordably restore a rail link, closed to the public for 50 years, to create two new stations in East Oxford, including one at The Oxford Science Park. The line would connect significant employment sites and residential areas to Oxford's city centre in under ten minutes, and help to ease congestion by taking traffic off Oxford's overburdened roads. It would also provide a new direct service to London Marylebone running twice hourly, and improve connectivity with other parts of the UK. The Oxford Science Park, along with other leading organisations in East Oxford, such as the Ellison Institute of Technology Oxford and ARC | Advanced Research Clusters, believe that reviving this infrastructure would be truly transformative, not least for bringing greater opportunities to science & technology companies and enabling world-class innovation to thrive. Take a look at the new video from Oxford City Council to hear more about the benefits of re-opening the line. #CampaignforCowleyBranchLine https://lnkd.in/eUTi852i Oxfordshire County Council - Network Rail - Department for Transport (DfT), United Kingdom - Advanced Oxford - Oxfordshire Local Enterprise Partnership (OxLEP)
Reopening the Cowley Branch Line to passengers
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The Daubeny Project is designed with collaboration at its core. Providing premium lab infrastructure to support cutting-edge research from pioneering life science and technology companies, the three buildings will also offer exceptional space for collaboration, enabling great minds to convene and create transformative solutions to global challenges. As part of the formal launch of The Daubeny Project, we celebrated Oxford’s strengths in collaboration at a special event held at Magdalen College, University of Oxford last month. Take a look and hear why Oxford is the perfect place for science & technology companies to thrive. University of Oxford - Apollo Therapeutics - Kay Penicud - John Derrick - J.P. Morgan Private Bank - Ellison Institute of Technology Oxford - Scott Brownrigg - Mace - Cushman & Wakefield - DTRE LLP - Bidwells 📽 : Bounce Video
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Great to see the first of the ‘X’ steels installed at TOSP, another 53 to go! Completion in 2026, we’re proud to play a role in shaping the future of science and innovation in Oxford. #LifeSciences #Sustainability #Architecture #Innovation #OxfordSciencePark Scott Brownrigg The Oxford Science Park (TOSP) Mace Hoare Lea Macfarlane + Associates CampbellReith Savills Arcadis Bidwells Hillcrest Structural Limited
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The Oxford Science Park (TOSP) reposted this
🔔 Booking is open for our next C-Suite Breakfast discussion: 'Funding the Future', taking place at The Oxford Science Park (TOSP) on Wednesday 16th October 🔔 This practical, round table discussion will address the ever-present, ever challenging topic of 'funding' for life sciences R&D companies. Speakers including Simon Goldman, Partner at AlbionVC and Shawn Manning, Managing Director of AKESIOS ASSOCIATES LIMITED will share insight into current and predicted future market trends and challenges, and consider how we compare to other international markets. Complimentary tickets available for C-Level or equivalent OBN Members & Academic Entrepreneurs, non-OBN Member tickets are available for £50.00 plus VAT. All tickets include breakfast. Book your place here: https://lnkd.in/eQ8Dnd5x #CSuite #LifeSciences #Funding
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Another great interview from BiotechTV who met with Kevin Pojasek from Enara Bio at The Oxford Science Park (TOSP) yesterday to talk about how their latest $32.5m Series B funding will boost the development of targeted cancer immunotherapies.
𝐂𝐨𝐦𝐩𝐚𝐧𝐲 𝐍𝐞𝐰𝐬: Oxford, UK based Enara Bio announced a $32.5M series B to further its work developing TCR based therapies that target antigens found in the 'dark genome'. President & CEO Kevin Pojasek describes how the company searches for these novel cancer-specific antigens that are from areas of the genome that were previously thought to be non coding. Plus, new investors who have participated in the round and how it will enable to company to pursue its internal programs. Full video: https://lnkd.in/erUFKrps BiotechTV is brought to you by: Mispro | Breakthrough Properties | HSBC Innovation Banking | Theragent Inc | NYSE | Allucent