The Woodville region R&D ecosystem
Woodville region is ranked number 389 of 392 R&D ecosystems in the 311 Institute directory, with 3 labs within about 120 kilometres: 2 research institutes and 1 university. Leading organisations include Basil Hetzel Institute, Flinders University and Women's & Children's Health Research Institute, focused on radiology, nuclear medicine and imaging, physiology, surgery and materials chemistry.
Part of the 311 Institute Global R&D Labs Directory. Compiled by Matthew Griffin. Last updated .
All 3 labs
| Lab and organisation | Location | Type and sector | Focus | Founded |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Flinders Microscopy and MicroanalysisFlinders University | Bedford Park, Australia | University Chemicals and materials | Materials Chemistry, Pollution, Renewable Energy, Sustainability and the Environment | |
| Basil Hetzel InstituteBasil Hetzel Institute | Woodville, Australia | Research institute Healthcare and life sciences | Radiology, Nuclear Medicine and Imaging, Physiology, Surgery | 2009 |
| Women's & Children's Health Research InstituteWomen's & Children's Health Research Institute | North Adelaide, Australia | Research institute Healthcare and life sciences | Nutrition and Dietetics, Immunology, Radiology, Nuclear Medicine and Imaging | 1989 |
Countries
Other leading ecosystems
- Paris and Saclay
- Beijing and Tianjin
- Washington DC and Maryland
- Greater Tokyo and Tsukuba
- Moscow
- Grenoble
- London and the Golden Triangle
- Greater Bay Area (Shenzhen, Guangzhou, Hong Kong)
- Shanghai and Suzhou
- Provence (ITER and Cadarache)
- Silicon Valley and the Bay Area
- Singapore
- Zurich, Basel and Aargau
- Randstad (Amsterdam, Delft, Leiden)
- Stuttgart and Karlsruhe
Questions and answers
How big is the Woodville region R&D ecosystem?
It has 3 labs from 3 organisations, ranking number 389 worldwide in the 311 Institute Global R&D Labs Directory.
Which organisations have labs in Woodville region?
They include Basil Hetzel Institute, Flinders University and Women's & Children's Health Research Institute.
What does the Woodville region ecosystem specialise in?
Its main focus areas are radiology, nuclear medicine and imaging, physiology, surgery and materials chemistry.
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