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Tue, 18th Nov 2025

New Science and Technology Hubs in Oxfordshire

A New Era for Innovation: Science & Technology Parks Coming to Oxfordshire Throughout Oxford and Oxfordshire there is a buzz of activity and a plethora of new science and technology…

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Thu, 28th Sep 2023

 Oxford Science Park Opens New Building 

In a remarkable event held on Wednesday, September 27th 2023, The Oxford Science Park celebrated the grand opening of its latest and most exciting addition yet: the Iversen Building.

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