About - cambridgewideopenweek

IT STARTED WITH A DAY....

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. Designed to provide the whole community a chance to visit and experience the cluster first-hand, the o2h group launched Cambridge Wide Open Day in 2023.

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CAMBRIDGE WIDE OPEN WEEK

Building on the buzz of Cambridge Wide Open Day Season 2 we are evolving CWOD into CWOW! Last year over 1000+ attendees explored 160+ companies across 21+ venues featuring 177+ talks, presentations, tours, demos, and masterclasses. Join us for a week of life sciences festivities @ the home of life sciences from 𝟵𝘁𝗵 𝘁𝗼 𝟭𝟯𝘁𝗵 𝗝𝘂𝗻𝗲 𝟮𝟬𝟮𝟱.

We will have a mix of investor showcases, conferences, panels, talks, tours, masterclasses, discussions, breakfast/lunch/evening receptions, a summer garden party, a community day, a biotech bikers event and more! Whether you’re an entrepreneur, investor, academic, working in public policy, or a local resident, this is an opportunity for everyone to feel the buzz of the Cambridge life sciences ecosystem.

BE CURIOUS

CWOW is a unique opportunity for you to see what goes on behind the closed doors of pioneering life sciences companies in Cambridge. The event also welcomes visitors from outside Cambridge, around the country, and across the world who are curious to see what’s going on ‘inside’ Cambridge. We welcome you to share CWOW registration link with your connections…

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SUPPORTERS

Congratulations to Prashant Shah for initiating the Cambridge Wide Open Day, a great new addition to the Cambridge Cluster Ecosystem. I wish it every success.

Dr Herman Hauser

Amadeus Capital Partners

The Cambridge Open Day is going to be an important event in the history of Cambridgeshire. Science parks are a critical component of Cambridge, and therefore it is vital to nurture this ecosystem.

Dr Nik Johnson

Mayor of Cambridgeshire and Peterborough

We had about 70 people turning up from the local community which was a really nice piece of engagement. It is something we may do from time to time but the wider Cambridge coverage that Cambridge Wide Open Day enabled really brought it to another dimension. Really well done to you and the team.

Aline Charpentier

Bruntwood SciTech

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