A complete overview of all organisations at Amsterdam Science Park — from world-class research institutes to innovation hubs, deep tech startups and cross-sector networks.
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Amsterdam Science Park is home to some of the world's leading research institutes, spanning physics, mathematics, computer science, chemistry and more.
Institute for Physics of Functional Complex Matter
AMOLF is a national research institute of the Dutch Research Council (NWO) dedicated to fundamental physics of functional complex matter. Research spans nanophotonics, biophysics and energy materials.
National Research Institute for Mathematics and Computer Science
CWI (Centrum Wiskunde & Informatica) is the Dutch national research institute for mathematics and computer science. Known for developing Python, Ethernet standards and breakthrough work in quantum computing.
National Institute for Subatomic Physics
Nikhef is the Dutch national institute for research in subatomic physics. Participates in major experiments at CERN (ATLAS, LHCb), the gravitational wave detector Virgo, and the KM3NeT neutrino telescope.
Computing and Networking Services for Dutch Education & Research
SURF is the ICT cooperative for Dutch education and research. It provides high-performance computing, data storage, network infrastructure and cloud services to universities and research institutes across the Netherlands.
Netherlands eScience Center
The Netherlands eScience Center develops and applies innovative software and data technologies to accelerate scientific discovery. It collaborates with researchers across all scientific domains, from humanities to life sciences.
University of Amsterdam
The UvA Faculty of Science encompasses eight institutes: HIMS, IBED, IoP, KdVI, ILLC, API, SILS and IvI — covering chemistry, ecology, physics, mathematics, logic, astrophysics, life sciences and informatics.
Advanced Research Center for Nanolithography
ARCNL is a public-private research center focused on the fundamental physics and chemistry underlying nanolithography — the process used to manufacture computer chips. A partnership between NWO, UvA, VU and ASML.
Research Center for Quantum Software
QuSoft is the Dutch research center for quantum software, based at CWI and UvA. It develops algorithms, software and applications that can run on future quantum computers, with applications in optimization, cryptography and simulation.