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There are around 62,000 people working in science in Nottingham - that's one in five jobs.

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BioCity Nottingham is the UK's largest bioscience innovation and incubation centre, providing a fantastic place for new companies to start out and grow.

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Nottingham is top European city for science, technology, innovation and creativity

Did you know?

There are around 62,000 people working in science in Nottingham - that's one in five jobs.

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Over the next 10 years, Nottingham's science sector is likely to grow by more than 15% and create nearly 20,000 jobs.

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Nottingham Trent University's observatory is capable of capturing impressively sharp images of our solar system. The telescope enables students to see spectacles such as the colour details of Jupiter, the surface channels on Mars and Saturn's beautiful rings.

Science & Technology

Nottingham is one of Europe's leading Science and Technology centres of excellence. The city and county has many strengths across a wide range of sectors including BioMedical Sciences, Low Carbon Technologies, ICT, and Advanced Engineering.

With one in five jobs in Greater Nottingham being based in science-related sectors, the city has a wealth of knowledge and expertise for businesses looking to invest in the area.

Nottingham's designation as a 'Science City' by the UK Government is testimony not only to the city's rich heritage but the scope and vision of developing Science and Technology for years to come.

Companies already flourishing in Nottingham and the wider county include Rolls Royce, Changan Automotive, Hardstaff Group, Orion Pharma, GXPi and Molecular Profiles.

Science and technology businesses based in Nottingham are able to access world-class research and innovation opportunities. The city's two universities have long standing links with industrial leaders such as E.on, Rolls Royce and Ford.

The Universities are also home to leading research centres including the Centre for Biomolecular Science and The Energy Technologies Institute at the University of Nottingham, and the John van Geest Cancer Research Centre and the Centre for Innovation and Technology Exploitation (CITE) at Nottingham Trent University.

Nottingham is also able to offer a range of high quality property solutions for businesses looking to expand or relocate in the city region. To find out more on innovative business space in the city visit the Nottingham Science Property website.