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Tucked inside the Trinity Centre is one of the Park’s most unexpected high-performance environments: a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu academy run by Leo Gamarra, a 5th degree black-belt coach from Rio de Janeiro, the birthplace of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, and Dr Cristina...

Cambridge Science Centre, based at the Park’s Trinity Centre, has unveiled a bold new five-year strategy designed to help secure the East of England’s future as a global science and technology powerhouse.
The headline ambition is clear: “Over the next five years, we will position Cambridge Science Centre as a recognised centre of excellence in community-led STEM engagement and as a catalyst for innovation, collaboration and national influence.”...

Billy Boyle, founder and CEO of Owlstone Medical, is turning endurance into action and inviting others to join him and his sons, Isaac and Oscar, on 20 June in a cancer charity challenge that will see them run four marathons in 24 hours.
The family team is raising funds for Cancer Research UK in memory of their wife and mother, Kate, who passed away in 2014 after a battle with late-stage colon cancer. “We want to do something meaningful in her memory, while supporting the incredible...

The Park recently featured on the Cambridge Tech Podcast, with our Director of External Affairs, Jane Hutchins, sharing her perspective on what makes science parks work.
The conversation looks back at the Park’s origins, at how Trinity College Cambridge transformed former farmland in 1970, complete with old railway sidings and stored US Army tanks, into the UK’s first science park, and at why that long-term vision still...