science park

British  

noun

1. an area usually linked with a university where scientific research and commercial development are carried on in cooperation

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Example Sentences

The dealership sold high performance, executive and classic cars for 16 years from its showroom at Walnut Farm Science Park in Sidlesham.

From BBC

From Phenomyx CIC's base at Plymouth Science Park, components are 3D printed and assembled, with the instrument already having been sold to clients in both the UK and USA.

From Science Daily

There's a new science park and a string of hotels.

From BBC

She manages low carbon projects at the M-SParc, the Bangor University science park that sits across the Menai Strait from the Gwynedd town.

From BBC

Standing in an overflowing three-story hall in Longtan, Hsinchu Science Park Administration officials emphasised that they would provide fair compensation and pointed to the T$600-650 billion worth of two-nanometre and below chips that would be produced annually and the 5,900 jobs that would be created.

From Reuters