Science and technology parks are increasingly an important part of the new global technology revolution, aiming to bring together creative entrepreneurial ideas together with the constituents necessary for commercial impact.
Next month, IASP Annual World Conference on Science and Technology Parks (STPs) comes together for its 29th conference in Tallinn, Estonia, between 17-20 June, with three days of debate and discussion on how science parks can serve companies and the innovation community. With 400 delegates from 52 countries already signed up, the conference will look at the evolution of STPs as bridging institutions between universities and other R&D bodies, business entities and services, governmental offices, and the wider public community.
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