Drop-in Pass for Cambridge Wide Open Day-3

Cambridge has championed collaboration to become one of the leading science and technology clusters in the world. A reputation built on world-leading innovation, fast-growing science and tech companies, academia, and innovation centres - underpinned by investment, people and skills. To support and further progress this world-leading position requires inclusive collaboration across the Cambridge community.

Cambridge Wide Open Day (11:00 AM - 3:00 PM) + Garden Party (4:00 PM - 8:00 PM)

LEADING science companies and innovation parks will once again open their doors to showcase their contribution to sci-tech innovation when Cambridge Wide Open Day returns with Season 3!

The event – organised annually offers a unique opportunity for the wider community, ecosystem employers/ employees, sci-tech enthusiasts, and residents alike to explore Cambridge’s world-class science and technology facilities, and to meet the people behind the innovations, all in one day.

The Season 2 of CWOD witnessed over 1000+ attendees exploring 160+ companies across 21+ venues including Cambridge Science Park, Babraham Research Campus, AstraZeneca, Astex, Granta Park, Allia, Wellcome Sanger Institute, Cambridge Institute of Sustainability Leadership, Melbourne Science Park and many more featuring 177+ sessions in the form of talks, presentations, tours, masterclasses, demos, and clinics.

Cambridge Wide Open Day is also being supported by local organisations such as The Combined Authority and local councils, Cambridge& and Form the Future.

The day ends with a buzzing summer garden party with live music, food, drinks and ice-creams at the HQ of o2h, Hauxton House, Mill SciTech Park, Cambridge starting at 4pm.

You can participate in the Cambridge Wide Open Day in two ways:

1. Free Drop-In Passes: With this option, you can explore the participating venues on your own. Visit science parks, biotech hubs, and academic institutions at your convenience and create your own plan for the day and conclude the day with the garden party at Hauxton House.
2. Paid Bus Tours: For a more guided experience, join the bus tour starting at 10 AM from Central Station. You’ll visit 2-3 key venues, including major science parks and innovation hubs. Lunch is included, and the tour ends at Hauxton House, just in time for the evening garden party.

Some of the pioneering organisations across the Cambridge ecosystem taking part this year again include Cambridge Science Park, Babraham Research Campus, Milner Therapeutics Institute, UKSPA, Unity Campus, Melbourne Science Park, Astex, TusPark, Cambridge Future Tech, among others. Cambridge Wide Open Day is also being supported by other local organisations such as The Combined Authority and local councils, Cambridge& and Form the Future.

Watch the highlights of CWOD-2 here and follow the official LinkedIn page for latest updates on CWOD-3 event.

(Note: A detailed agenda of the talks, presentations, tours, masterclasses, demos, and clinics along with venue locations, timings and other required details will be provided shortly.)