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At Norwich Research Park, there is a community founded on bringing some of the greatest minds together from across the world, working on solutions to the biggest challenges facing humankind.
The right facilities are essential for making things happen. Norwich Research Park has some of the best in the world. It’s one of Europe’s largest collaborative research sites, and UEA sits at the very heart of it.
This unique park creates new opportunities for collaborative research. Together with our other partners, we bring together many of the world’s greatest minds in science, engineering, health, social science and economics, working together to find answers to some of the greatest global challenges we face.
It also brings together the talents and expertise of Europe’s leading centres for research in food, health and the environment.
Our community
UEA is a partner of Norwich Research Park, a place of globally leading collaborative research undertaken by the organisations based here.
We are one Norwich Research Park community, and our vision is to change lives and to rethink society so that our world is a better place for those who come after us.
Our other park partners are:
- John Innes Centre, an international centre of excellence in plant science, genetics and microbiology
- Quadram Institute, dedicated to researching links between food science, gut biology and human health and disease
- Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital, a National Health Service academic teaching hospital
- Earlham Institute, which uses biotechnology and computational science to tackle some of today’s most ambitious biological questions
- Sainsbury Laboratory is home to daring, long-term research into plant-microbe interactions.
The Park is also home to over 150 science and technology companies.
This concentration of multidisciplinary expertise ensures the Norwich Research Park is well placed to carry out internationally influential research and make a unique contribution to the knowledge and understanding of the global challenges.
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