Comprehensive public research university in Uppsala, Sweden, with the Ångström Laboratory, UPPMAX, shared research infrastructure, industry-doctoral pathways, and innovation support. Its location in a strong Swedish life-science and technology cluster enables practical industry engagement.
Uppsala University is a large, comprehensive public research university founded in 1477, with more than 50,000 students and over 7,000 employees. Its industry interface combines shared research infrastructure, including the Ångström Laboratory and UPPMAX, with routes for companies to access expertise, co-develop research, and sponsor industry doctoral students. Collaboration and innovation support helps with partnership formation, contracts, intellectual property, funding searches, and links to companies and investors. Research is supported by the Swedish Research Council, Vinnova, Formas, Forte, the Swedish Energy Agency, EU framework programmes, and major foundations.