QDNL expands HoQ network with HoQ in Leiden
QDNL, in collaboration with the QDNL Leiden Hub, BioPartner and HoQ, proudly announces the official opening of the newest hub in Leiden in the HoQ network.
The hub was officially opened yesterday and marks the third location within the HoQ concept: a growing network of innovation spaces dedicated entirely to quantum technology.
Following the successful two launches in Delft, the Leiden site marks an important step toward building the world’s first national quantum campus. Located at Robert Boyleweg 4, within Leiden Bio Science Park, the new facility offers plug-and-play labs, workspaces, and collaborative environments tailored to the needs of quantum researchers, startups, and scale-ups. The ambition is to roll out the concept internationally as well.
"Physical hubs like HoQ play a crucial role in accelerating innovation. We’re creating spaces where ideas collide, partnerships form, and quantum technologies move from lab to market.”
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