Sectors

Life sciences

Oxfordshire has one of the strongest life sciences clusters in Europe and is a global hub for entrepreneurship and business.

Oxfordshire has a wealth of energy businesses including the Culham Centre for Fusion Energy (CCFE) and the Faraday Institution at Harwell, which is home to 30 industry, academic and public organisations.

Future of mobility

Invest in some of Europe’s most-successful clusters in connected and autonomous vehicles, motorsport and energy storage solutions, each one stimulating innovation through multidisciplinary collaboration.

Space-led data applications

Oxfordshire is a major player in both the UK and European space industries, operating right at the heart of the UK’s space industry.

Creative and digital

With many creative and digital businesses based in Oxfordshire, the county is a significant and dynamic force within these industries.

Quantum computing

The University of Oxford is leading a consortium of nine UK universities to build the first Q20:20 Quantum Computer Demonstrator by 2020.

Further information to follow soon.

Cryogenics

Cryogenics technology underpins around 17% of the UK economy including growth sectors such as space, life sciences, energy and quantum computing.