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Avebe, Groningen University in talks
27 Apr 2016Avebe has announced that it is discussing with Groningen University the possibility of housing the Avebe Innovation Centre at the Zernike Campus in the city of Groningen.
Avebe has announced that it is discussing with Groningen University the possibility of housing the Avebe Innovation Centre at the Zernike Campus in the city of Groningen.
This Innovation Centre accommodates all of Avebe’s marketing and R&D facilities and is currently located in Veendam and Foxhol.Avebe said it is planning to reinforce its innovative strength with a single Innovation Centre, and this location will make it possible to combine internal knowledge in an inspiring setting and to develop knowledge with knowledge institutes. Focus will, it said, also be placed on partnership and contact with customers.The two organisations are currently holding talks with the aim of making firm agreements.Related news
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