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Culham Science Centre is home to over 45 commercial businesses from start-ups to major international organisations.

Culham Science Centre owned and managed by the United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority, is sited in one of the most successful science locations in the country.

Culham Conference Centre is managed by the award-winning Elior UK; one of the UK’s leading catering, hospitality and facilities management organisations.

Culham Science Centre is a vibrant and exciting place where students, apprentices and highly qualified technicians from all corners of the world come to work, and relax, in the campus-like environment.

New OAS Training Facility Advancing at Culham Science Centre

Construction of the new Oxfordshire Advanced Skills (OAS) apprentice training facility is advancing rapidly with structural steelwork and the roof of the 3,800 square metre training workshops already up. The new building will be able to accommodate up to 350 apprentices, with industry-standard equipment covering a wide range of engineering and technology disciplines.

Results of Culham Science Centre’s Annual Traffic Movement Count 2018

Duke of Cambridge’s Visit Marks End of MAST Upgrade Construction

It was a special day for UKAEA yesterday as we were joined by Prince William, Duke of Cambridge, to celebrate the completion of Britain’s new fusion experiment.

Booming Business in Culham Means Expansion for Science Centre

Culham Science Centre, home to 1,500 highly skilled scientists and innovators, has been granted permission to expand by Science Minister Sam Gyimah. The expansion is needed now that the successful campus site is full.

Oxbotica Receives £14million Investment

The UK Atomic Energy Authority (UKAEA) has welcomed the £14 million investment in autonomous vehicle company Oxbotica, which uses its Culham Science Centre site as a testing base. Oxbotica this week announced the investment, which it will use to accelerate its growth as it develops the software behind autonomous systems in sectors including aerospace, automotive, construction, logistics and mining.

Interview with Professor Susan Greenfield of Neuro-Bio by UKAEA

As well as UKAEA, Culham Science Centre hosts a range of leading scientific companies. One of these is Neuro-Bio, a biotech company with a focus on neurogenerative disease. Scientist, writer and broadcaster Baroness Professor Susan Greenfield (pictured) is CEO of Neuro-Bio, which she founded in 2013.

55th Culham Plasma Physics Summer School

This year 41 students from 23 countires attended which represented 36 different institutions globally.

Apprectices Take Plaudits at National Contest

It was a Culham clean sweep at this year’s National Apprenticeship Competition at Cranfield University. Two teams of apprentices attending OAS, and another team from UKAEA, took the top three places.

Aurox Brings Clarity to the Macroscope

Aurox is on a mission to bring the Clarity laser free confocal technology to an ever greater number of applications in microscopy. Wherever, applications are plagued by out-of-focus images Aurox can potentially bring confocal Clarity to give higher quality and 3-D imaging.

New Driverless Cars Milesone Achieved With Vehicles Interacting

Reaction Engines Secures £26.5m Investment From New Industrial And Financial Investors

OXIS Energy Leads its Largest Project Yet

Duke of York Sees Energy Revolution in the Making at Culham Science Centre

HRH The Duke of York visited UKAEA to see at first hand the pioneering work on fusion energy.

How Enjoying A Coffee Is Assisting Technology To Evolve

This technology transfers information from the lab to vehicles for high performance, real time object detection.

International Womens Day

We’ve been celebrating International Women’s Day

OXIS Energy to Train Brazilian Team at CSC

Culham Science Centre (CSC) is delighted to announce our tenant OXIS Energy has secured a £3.7 million investment from Brazilian Private Equity fund Aerotec.

Pulse Newsletter #9

The latest news from Culham Science Centre