Norrköping Science Park

“Printed electronics is a new technology which makes use of conventional printing methods to produce fast, simple and cheap electronics.”Ragnar Fridman, Cluster Coach

News

15/04/2008
Remote Control for Everything
Cooperation on the project New Homes for Health between Norrköping Science Park, Dreampark and Hyresbostäder i Norrköping AB opens new doors for the tenants of the Ljura residential area.
15/04/2008
A New Testbed to be Opened for Tomorrows Products
Soon a testbed will be opened for the products of tomorrow which will be housed in Norrköping Science Park located in the historical and traditional old industrial landscape in Norrköping.
15/04/2008
C-Site a Meeting Place Confirming the Position of Visualisaton in Norrköping and Linköping
During 2007 the C-site was proclaimed one of Sweden’s two meeting places for visualisation.
04/04/2008
New Visualization Projects at LiU
Two major projects at LiU have each garnered MSEK 5 in a substantial staking of visualization research.

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We Exist so That You Can Grow. And We Grow Too.

A natural extension of the University Norrköping Science Park is the result of the knowledge revolution. A conscious decision to develop Norrköping from an industrial city to a centre of knowledge in just a matter of a few decades. We started using the name ProNova Science Park in 1999 – two years after the establishment of Linköping University Campus Norrköping - located on the other side of the river.

Would you also like to be part of the knowledge revolution?
We promote enterprise of various kinds and welcome entrepreneurs and companies who recognise the advantages and opportunities of working and growing in a dynamic environment. We are especially attentive to business ideas which are related to the four profile areas we prioritise: Visualisation, Printed Electronics, New Tools for Life, Competitive Logistics. Through our association with the University we are able to offer peak competencies, often of world standing.

The location alongside the Strömmen in the heart of Norrköpings industrial landscape has, for many hundreds of years, been a meeting place for entrepreneurs, business men and industrialists. Guns and paper were being produced with the help of the waters from Strömmen way back in the 17^th century. During a transitional period Norrköping has slowly transformed to a logistics and knowledge hub. In the centre of the transformation stands the Industrial Landscape, with the stately factory buildings in red brick and yellow plaster continuously being refilled with new and exciting contents.