Granada Science Park

The Granada Science Park is a world-renowned research and development center at the forefront of scientific innovation for over two decades. The park is situated on the campus of the University of Granada and is home to several research institutions and companies.

The Granada Science Park was built in 1992 with the goal of promoting scientific research and innovation in Spain. The park was designed by architect Alberto Campo Baeza and features a stunning, modernist design that is both visually striking and functional. The park is home to several research centers, including the Andalusian Institute of Earth Sciences, the Institute of Biomedical Research, and the Institute of Neuroscience. The park is also home to several companies, including the Spanish National Research Council and the Spanish National Cancer Research Center. The popularity of the Granada Science Park can be attributed to its dedication to scientific research and development. The park hosts numerous conferences, workshops, and events throughout the year, attracting scientists, researchers, and students worldwide.