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Amsterdam Science Park Connecting Boundless Minds CityCenter Ooster Ri ngdijk (cycle route) Infrastructure Diemen - IJbu rg Digital Matrix Realty Innovation Scie NLeSC nce Park t Center a 0 a k 1 r r ARCNL a t A s eP 4 g S n c ci 1 SURFsa ra e e e en nc 1 e Train station k i P w c a S rk k S g u n l i o R CWI M AMOLF Matrix Innovation Amsterdam Science Park Center 1 minute Interxion ILCA Within direct proximity l Science & Business C organisation ng i a Nikhef ro us l in Universum a ho M Residentia a cG illa Airport v rk ryl a Student a UvA P a ce n n accommodation e ci Amsterdam Airport Schiphol S 20 - 40 minutes AUC 20 min by car, 30 min by train UvA k ar P Faculty of Science ce Equinix en ci From Schiphol: more than Polder IXA S Startup Village ACE Incubator 320 direct connections to Datatower n a AM4 la is 98 countries worldwide ru Anna’s Tuin en Ruig te K 0 3 1 1 A 1 g S e Ca Spark Village w g ro n l i in Motorway R a Ma c G il la Direct exit from A10 ring road v NS Amsterdam ryla 5 minutes a Science Park n rk 2.6 km ca. 5 min by car Pa Station e N c UvA n Science Park e ci S -K 072018 0100m Digital infrastructure Total building capacity: High quality Direct proximity of internet exchanges ASM-IX and NL-IX: 2 80% of Europe can be reached 400,000 m in 50 milliseconds, free Wi-Fi Area: throughout the park. 2 City centre Amsterdam 10 minutes 800,000 m 10 min by train, 15 min bike ride Development space: 120,000 m2 Overview Science & Innovation Parks Science & Innovation Overview 16 250 176 Companies 176 Building capacity Profile 130 2015 2019 2025 2 Total building capacity (GFA) Gross Floor Area 400,000 m Amsterdam Science Park (ASP) has 60 Start-ups Unique Companies 2 one of the largest concentrations AMS-IX, Equinix, Fokker 280,000 m In use 106 Small & Medium-sized 2 of academic education and research Aerostructures, Tata 120,000 m Development space Enterprises (excl. start-ups) facilities in Europe. It is a major hub Steel, Qualcomm, for research, innovation and entre- 10 Corporate players Agendia, Nikon Land lease: Yes, 50 years preneurship, thanks to its world-class Instruments, ASML, Land ownership: University of Amsterdam, municipality of Amsterdam, research institutes, universities, and Digital Realty Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO) some 170 companies. Zoning plan: Amsterdam Science Park 2013 (updated) Digital connectivity As one of the most densely cabled locations in Europe, Amsterdam 5,200 Science Park is currently home to more than 600 network hubs, 4,500 4,500 Jobs Developments including the largest data transport 3,900 hub in the world, the AMS-IX, and 2015 2019 2025 offers excellent opportunities for ICT, life sciences, sustainable 2,000 University of Amsterdam, Faculty of Science €400 million chemistry and advanced and Amsterdam University College instrumentation. 900 Netherlands Organisation 2010 - 2019 for Scientific Research (NWO) Matrix VI Multi-tenant building with lab & office space Long-term vision New Data tower Digital Realty A vision for ASP in 2025 has been Companies on site and in multi-tenant buildings 1,600 Amsterdam University College developed. The focus on long-term University sports centre R&D and innovation collaboration 9,300 New residential building with mid prized units with SMEs and global companies will Opening Startup VIllage be further developed and 7,300 New building Matrix-VII With ARCNL strengthened. Objectives include 7,300 Students Extensions Equinix data Center AM4 50% employment growth among 6,300 innovative high-tech companies, 2015 2019 2025 additional multi-tenant buildings €300 million and the establishment of more 6,400 University of Amsterdam, Faculty of Science research institutes in the park. 2020 - 2025 900 Amsterdam University College Lab42, New building for Artificial Intelligence Conference Center annex hotel of whom 900 international students Parks I Science & Innovation Overview Several Parking buildings Multi-tenant buildings Matrix-ic Residential units Co-creation Center 17 Ultra-modern, waterproof glass houses with excellent Open World-class Shared temperature regulation and control systems provide room for ‘ordinary’ research and research on genetically Innovation Research R&D modified pathogens. Institutes facilities Amsterdam Science Park was established with the aim of stimulating innovation. It is essential to bring together knowledge AMOLF academic institute for There are many high-quality research and business, so scientific knowledge can fundamental physics with high societal facilities at Amsterdam Science Park. be implemented into products, relevance Various knowledge institutes have companies or medical treatment. CWI Dutch National Research Centre for excellent technical infrastructures in the Amsterdam Science Park has many Mathematics and Computer Science areas of electronics, mechanics and ICT, facilities for stimulating this knowledge Nikhef National Institute for Subatomic and advanced equipment such as mass transfer, with far-reaching opportunities Physics spectrometry, microscopy and microarray for collaboration. At SPRING, our newest SURFsara Computing and Networking technology. These and other facilities are co-creation facility, companies can team Services also available to third parties, subject to up with exceptional researchers and NLeSC Netherlands eScience Center certain conditions. young talent to explore new approaches University of Amsterdam, Faculty of and ideas, work out partnerships and Science* collaborate on new projects. Amsterdam University College ARCNL Advanced Research Center for Investing in AI and data science Nanolithography (joint venture with As fast-growing fields, AI and data science ASML) are in the spotlight at Amsterdam Science Qusoft Research Center for Quantum Park. The national Innovation Center for Software The Matrix Innovation Center offers high-value flexible AI (ICAI) was launched here last year. office space and laboratories for approximately 120 of This national initiative is focused on joint * 9 Spinoza Laureates and 4 Nobel Laureates the 130 companies at Amsterdam Science Park. technology development between Keywords: flexibility, service and cooperation. academia, industry and government in the field of AI. They work closely with the other fields of focus at Amsterdam Science Park, including life sciences, R&D Focus sustainability and high-tech materials. The multi-tenant buildings of the Matrix Digital Innovation, Artificial Innovation Center have extensive, state- Intelligence, ICT & Big Data of-the-art office facilities and laboratories. Life Sciences Since connecting and networking is Sustainability essential, Amsterdam Science Park High-Tech Systems & New Materials organises a variety of activities where Student housing Science and Business can meet. Amsterdam University College is housed in a prize-winning faculty building. Students live on campus in a modern high-rise with great views Amsterdam nanoCenter is a facility for of Amsterdam. materials fabrication and characterisation to provide state-of-the-art opportunities in nano research. Overview Science & Innovation Parks Science & Innovation Overview 18 Boasting the highest concentration of publicly funded research in the Netherlands, Amsterdam Science Park is currently home to eight University of Amsterdam research institutes. Nikhef: has a total of 13 clean rooms up to class Community services & facilities institutes to facilitate their own research activities. The 1,000 with a surface area of up to 170 m². Several Sustainability Facility buildings (shop, supermarket, foodservice) park offers pre-starter facilities, shared facilities for of these clean rooms are equipped with highly Restaurants and catering facilities (Oerknal, Polder, start-ups, scale-ups and mature companies, as well as accurate climate control. Maslow, Spar Supermarket, The Coffee Virus, Six). independent premises. Interested? Contact the Our policy Amsterdam Science & Business Organisation. Amsterdam Science Park’s ambition is to Leisure (sport, congress) become one of the most sustainable science 10,000 m2 Universum Sports Centre, 3 conference Management parks (2013 Energy Plan). facilities available at CWI, additional 2,500 m2 Amsterdam Science Park is managed by the Science congress facilities and 200 hotel rooms planned. & Business Organisation. The three landowners have Our main objectives set up the Science & Business Organisation (S&B) to Shared electricity sources; Parking connect science with business. Amsterdam Science Sustainable construction (climate-neutral Paid parking at UVA site of the campus Park S&B is the first point of contact for investors, technologies, green roofs) and public Regulated parking around the NWO Institutes companies and industry in search of scientific Start-up spaces; 250 public (paid) parking spaces knowledge, and acts as an intermediary for the Improved energy efficiency; scientific partners. facilities and Charging points for electric cars. Park management Site-related services programmes Remarkable achievements Public space, waste, sweeping pavements, winter Contact Waste energy from data centres is used maintenance, maintenance of green areas, security, to heat lecture rooms and some student free WIFI. Amsterdam Science & Business Organisation The Amsterdam Centre for Entrepreneurship housing; Leo Le Duc (Director) (ACE) is an Amsterdam-based university Green roofs on several buildings. Building-related services Science Park 408 incubator. 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