
At the Technology & Innovation Centre (TIC) we’re transforming the way academics, business, industry and the public sector work in partnership. We’re working together to find solutions to challenges that matter in areas of economic importance including advanced manufacturing & materials, health & wellbeing, innovation & entrepreneurship, measurement science & enabling technologies and ocean, air & space.
The Technology and Innovation Centre in Glasgow stands as a beacon of collaborative progress, housed within the University of Strathclyde and designed to bridge the gaps between academia, industry, and the public sector. Located at 99 George Street in the heart of the city, it serves as a hub for groundbreaking research in fields like advanced manufacturing, health and wellbeing, and sustainable technologies. By fostering partnerships with major players such as Scottish Power and innovative SMEs, the centre accelerates the transformation of ideas into real-world solutions, embodying Glasgow’s vibrant spirit of invention.
At its core, the centre provides state-of-the-art facilities that support up to 750 researchers, students, and professionals in a flexible, dynamic environment tailored for cross-sector innovation. From cutting-edge labs equipped for measurement science and ocean exploration to spaces dedicated to entrepreneurship, it encourages seamless interactions that spark creativity and problem-solving. This infrastructure not only enhances academic pursuits but also drives economic growth by turning emerging technologies into commercial successes, making it a vital engine for Scotland’s knowledge economy.
Beyond research, the Technology and Innovation Centre extends its influence through world-class event spaces and sustainable practices, earning accolades like the Green Meetings Gold Award for eco-friendly operations. Easily accessible via Glasgow’s efficient transport networks, including nearby train stations and the M8 motorway, it hosts conferences, workshops, and networking events that draw global talent. In doing so, it reinforces Glasgow’s reputation as a forward-thinking metropolis where innovation thrives, inspiring the next generation to tackle global challenges with ingenuity and resolve.