Public university in Middlesbrough, UK, with net zero labs, a bioscience hub, adjacency to the Teesside Freeport cluster, and dedicated tech transfer support. Its Tees Valley location accelerates routes from lab to pilot.
Teesside University is a public university headquartered in Middlesbrough with a distinctive applied, industry-facing profile serving the wider Tees Valley. Companies collaborate through the Net Zero Industry Innovation Centre’s specialist laboratories designed for joint development and demonstration. The National Horizons Centre in nearby Darlington adds co-located training and bioscience capabilities that support process development and workforce upskilling. A dedicated Research & Enterprise Office manages IP and routes to market, while proximity to the Teesside Freeport connects partners to suppliers, infrastructure, and testbeds across the region. Research is supported by competitive funding from UKRI and other public and industry sources.