Latest press releases

Presscontact:
Anita Bengtson
Kommunikationschef
Tel 031- 764 70 20
anita.bengtson@lindholmen.se

2010-03-03

Stimulating meeting places in Lindholmen

Lindholmen is a district where academia, industry and society are converging to create a sustainable future. By investing heavily in growth areas and the built environment, Chalmers University of Technology and the City of Gothenburg aim to provide a wider choice of meeting places and thus create a better environment for innovation. On Thursday 4 March the foundation slab will be laid for the spectacular new Kuggen (“Gearwheel”) building designed by Gert Wingårdh.
2010-02-03

Lindholmen Science Park goes Brussels - the movie!

See the movie from the Lindholmen Science Park conference in Brussels

Read more about the conference

Questions? Contact:
Anita Bengtson, Lindholmen Science Park
Phone: +46 (0)31-764 70 20
2010-01-29

Further investment for Security Arena

The Swedish Civil Contingencies Agency (MSB) and Lindholmen Science Park have signed a new three-year framework agreement on research and development in civil security covering the period 2010–2012.
2009-12-18

SEK 150 million for environmental innovations
2009-12-09

Lindholmen Science Park was visited by the EU Directors General for Civil Protection

On 10 December, the EU Directors General for Civil Protection gathered at Lindholmen Science Park in Gothenburg. The meeting is conducted during each chairman year and the aim is that Directors General of Civil Protection and the European Commission to carryv out informal discussions on current issues, and on the further development of civil protection.
2009-12-08

ASTA innovation environment for future vehicles receives initial funding

Energy efficient transport, while maintaining road safety, makes new demands on future traffic systems. Test Site Sweden is therefore developing a test environment for active safety - ASTA (Active Safety Test Area) located in West Sweden. The investment will strengthen Sweden’s profile as an international centre for road safety and initially create 20 new jobs.
2009-10-23

Hasse Johansson, new Chairman of the Board of Lindholmen Science Park

Hasse Johansson, Scania’s Head of Research and Development, has succeeded Sven Eckerstein as Chairman of the Board of Lindholmen Science Park.

Why were you attracted to the position of Chairman of the Board of Lindholmen Science Park?
2009-09-20

New demo theatre demonstrates intelligent transport solutions of the future

During the ITS World Congress in Stockholm, Lindholmen Science Park will unveil its new demo theatre, where actors will demonstrate how various intelligent transport system solutions will affect people’s lives in the future.
2009-09-15

Continued growth for Lindholmen Science Park

Lindholmen Science Park’s growth continues, despite the credit crunch and automotive crisis in 2009. The number of companies has increased from 188 to 230 in a year, and there are currently 16,800 employees and students – 600 more than in the same period in 2008.
2009-09-11

Lindholmen’s sportiest building

The Lindholmen Relay will kick off at 6 p.m. today in Göteborg, with 800 participants. Thirteen of the teams participating in the race are from companies at Lindholmen Science Park’s central building at Lindholmspiren 5. This makes Lindholmen Science Park the sportiest building in Lindholmen.