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AidanForeword Kehoe, CEO, Royal Liverpool & Broadgreen University Hospital NHS Trust. Mission Statement The mission of Liverpool’s Life Sciences Accelerator is to provide Opportunities for a new world of discovery the opportunity, facilities and support that enable successful Accelerator is central to Liverpool’s innovative research universe. validation, growth and commercialisation of life sciences start-ups It is a technology incubator for those on the cutting edge of life and enterprises taking advantage of Liverpool’s health economy sciences, who make a difference with every discovery … and knowledge base. The Accelerator facility is a brand Hospital and the new Clatterbridge With clinical and academic new building in the very heart of Cancer Centre, with plans for further facilities and contacts on our the Knowledge Quarter, boasting health services and life sciences doorstep, Accelerator is the ideal state of the art laboratories, offices, organisations on the site. Accelerator place to locate a health or life Accelerator is central to Liverpool’s innovative, collaboration zones and meeting is close to the city centre, a short sciences enterprise that is seeking rooms with telecom facilities. walk from Lime Street Station, with technology incubation, business Intended to support businesses, the M62 close by and two international services and strong networks. research universe. It is an incubator for those Accelerator will provide technology airports within a 45 minute drive. support, business development We stand for collaboration and on the cutting edge of life science, who make a programmes, a robust network The Knowledge Quarter is exploration, combining our across the Knowledge Quarter a mix of health, education, efforts and being focused on difference with every discovery. and beyond, ultra-high speed science, technology and cultural generating exciting business connectivity and everything else organisations. Accelerator is co- ventures with the potential to be required to help businesses grow. located with world-class universities, one of the country’s leaders in the the Liverpool School of Tropical life sciences sector. Come and join It is an exciting time to be in Medicine, technology assets such us for the exciting journey. Liverpool. We are on the threshold as the Sensor City, clinical research of an exciting development that will units, and the planned £1 billion house a number of major city health Paddington Village development, organisations within a site for acute which will house the Royal College of health and life science industries. Physicians northern headquarters. Accelerator is located on the site of the new Royal Liverpool University Welcome to Liverpool Liverpool is centrally located within the UK and with a population of 1.52m, is the fifth largest city in the country. Since being named European Capital With two international airports within The Albert Dock attracts 5 million visitors of Culture in 2008, Liverpool has a 45-minute drive and a high-speed rail each year. Located adjacent to ACC regenerated and transformed into a service reaching London in two hours, Liverpool, the Albert Dock attractions world-class destination with a dynamic it has never been easier to get include: the Tate Gallery, The Beatles reputation. Liverpool is regularly cited as to Liverpool. Story, International Slavery Museum the most successful Capital of Culture to and the Merseyside Maritime Museum. date, with the prestigious title providing Liverpool provides a great setting to The Museum of Liverpool is the first the catalyst for huge investment and explore the great outdoors with 120km purpose-built museum in the UK for KQ Liverpool building developments within the of coastline and over 2,500 acres of over 100 years and reflects the city’s Knowledge Quarter Liverpool (KQ Liverpool) is home to the city. 2018 will see Liverpool attract parks and green spaces. National Parks, global significance through its unique investment of more than £1bn for an Snowdonia, Lake District and Peak geography, history and culture largest cluster of science, health, education and cultural minds unprecedented fourth successive year, District are all within a two hour drive in the city region and is therefore one of the best places in with £14bn of projects either on site or in of the city. the pipeline. the UK to start, grow and scale-up an innovative business. Liverpool is also brimming with culture The city’s biggest asset is its people - and is internationally recognised as a known for their warm welcome and great UNESCO World Heritage City; it has one Home to the University of Liverpool KQ Liverpool is completely absorbed sense of humour. Liverpool was voted of the most impressive collections of (UoL), Liverpool School of Tropical in culture with some of the city’s best the UK’s friendliest city by readers of museums and galleries in Europe. The Medicine (LSTM), Liverpool John Moores bars and restaurants. The unique mix Condé Nast and was ranked the fourth city not only has a celebrated past as a University (LJMU), Liverpool Science of culture, science and medicine – best city for growth and investment in mercantile hub and gateway, it is now Park (LSP), the new Royal Hospital including KQ Liverpool’s world leading the UK, by Arcadis. also a must-visit destination for lovers of and the Clatterbridge Cancer Centre, strengths in infection and materials art, theatre and museums. KQ Liverpool is fast becoming one of chemistry– combined with stunning Europe’s leading Innovation Districts. architecture and its position at the heart Due to its overall importance to the city’s of the city, has already attracted the economic development, it is a Mayoral Royal College of Physicians (RCP) and Development Zone. Proton Partners International, who are building the £35m Rutherford Cancer Centre North West, both of which will be based within Paddington Village, KQ Liverpool’s expansion site. Knowledge Quarter Liverpool Knowledge Quarter Mayoral Development Zone 13 15 Paddington Village Knowledge Quarter Gateway 13 Discover our key sites N HILL LOW and buildings O K 14 4 1 RCP North (The Spine) 2 The University of Liverpool Health & 3 Life Sciences Campus, including the Liverpool D 4 Bio Innovation Hub and Biobank J 3 The Royal Liverpool & Broadgreen University ST GROVE Hospital and The Clatterbridge Cancer Centre 5 2 6 1 4 Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine G Q 5 Sensor City 6 The Victoria Gallery and Museum SMITHDOWN LANE 7 Materials Innovation Factory 12 9 B 8 Liverpool John Moores University, 8 Mount Pleasant Campus 11 9 University of Liverpool, 7 The Foundation Building F 12 10 Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts (LIPA) I 11 City of Liverpool College 8 GRINFIELD ST 12 Liverpool Science Park 13 Liverpool John Moores University, City Campus 11 14 Liverpool Life Sciences Accelerator 11 15 Liverpool Hope University, Creative Campus P CROWN ST H E Discover places of interest 11 10 A Liverpool Cathedral L B The Metropolitan Cathedral of Christ the King C The Echo Arena & Convention Centre GROVE ST D Lime Street Station E Liverpool Philharmonic C A F Liverpool One G The Royal Liver Building H Albert Dock I Everyman Theatre Baltic M Triangle J The Town Hall K Central Library L China Town M Exhibition Centre Liverpool N Walker Art Gallery O The World Museum © Copyright Liverpool City Council P Unity Theatre Q Liverpool Playhouse Theatre Commercialising World-Leading Research Accelerator supports the commercialisation of health and life science research and allows knowledge transfer between business leaders, clinical colleagues and academics. Proximity to the early phase clinical The North West, and more particularly trial unit and Liverpool Biobank gives Liverpool, have been specifically Secure Bike Store companies further opportunities for identified by the recent Government research and development. This focus Science and Innovation Audit as and concentration of research activity having the requisite expertise Accelerator – covers all aspects of medical and life necessary to support and enable life Ultra-fast Wi-Fi sciences research and draws sciences businesses to compete on in expertise from additional disciplines the global stage. Where science works such as engineering, chemistry and computer science to develop the next Standing at the heart of the Shower Facilities Accelerator is a £25m unique partnership between the Royal generation of therapies, diagnostics, KQ Liverpool, Accelerator has a medical devices and care practices that core role in encapsulating these Liverpool and Broadgreen University Hospitals Trust (RLBUHT) are transforming human healthcare resources and offering these and Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine (LSTM) supporting in the 21st Century. Accelerator brings opportunities to inventors, you into these networks through our enterprises and entrepreneurs. Business Support businesses through collaboration, innovation and investment. organised events and informal contacts. Accelerator is amongst good company, Crucial to all innovative incubation Boardroom and meeting with the brand new £335m Royal spaces, the building by design stimulates Liverpool Hospital and the £162m flow and the exchange of ideas and the Clatterbridge Centre for Cancer sharing a meeting spaces enable both formal and rapidly expanding Clinical Campus. informal collaboration across health, research and industry. On-site café With approximately 30,000 sq ft of lettable space, Accelerator is a brand- For start-ups, SMEs and companies new building
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