The Healthy Ageing Campus works on 'growing old in a healthy way'.
The Healthy Ageing Campus is located on and around the University Medical Center Groningen, on the east side of the city center in Groningen. It covers this area of around 30 hectares that is the beating heart of the theme Healthy Ageing.
The Campus is an inspiring ecosystem where high-quality researchers and entrepreneurs work together with goverments on innovative Medical Technology & Devices, special Molecules & Materials, and Developing, Testing and (Bio)Analyzing new Pharmaceuticals.
https://www.healthyageingcampus.nl/en
Hanzeplein 1 9700 RB Groningen The Netherlands
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