We welcome October with five new Full Members!

This October, the IASP community grows with five arrivals from China, Germany, Jordan Morocco and the Netherlands. With Jordan now on the map, our network spans 83 countries worldwide. Get to know them below and celebrate this milestone with us!

HuiLongSen Science and Technology Park, China

HuiLongSen Science and Technology Park is a technology incubation and industrial development platform in Beijing. Since its establishment in 2002, it has built a full-cycle enterprise development ecosystem covering nursery, incubation, acceleration and specialised industrial parks, supporting companies from early-stage development to commercialisation and industrial growth. Through overseas partnerships and offices, including links in the United States, Singapore and South Africa, it also connects Chinese technology companies with international innovation networks.

HuiLongSen has incubated more than 5,000 enterprises since 2002, with more than 20 of them successfully listed on stock exchanges. Its wider park ecosystem provides approximately 300,000 m² of operational space and accommodates nearly 500 companies.

CIC Innovation Campus - Berlin, Germany

Located in Berlin, CIC Innovation Campus Berlin occupies approximately 13,000 m² of built area and is home to 150 companies, including startups, scale-ups, established businesses and innovation-focused organisations. The campus offers flexible workspaces, private offices, meeting and conference rooms, event venues, high-speed connectivity and on-site support, along with access to the wider CIC global network.

Its focus lies in technology and deep tech, particularly artificial intelligence, health and pharmaceuticals, biotechnology and dual-use technologies, and it hosts the #ai_berlin hub, which supports collaboration and community-building around artificial intelligence. Beyond physical infrastructure, CIC supports companies through community building, networking, events, ecosystem partnerships and innovation programmes, helping entrepreneurs and organisations connect with talent, investors, research institutions and potential business partners.

Green City Benguerir, Morocco

Green City Benguerir is a large-scale sustainable urban development in Morocco, spanning approximately 1,000 hectares and centred around Mohammed VI Polytechnic University (UM6P). Designed as a smart, green and knowledge-driven city, it brings together education, research, innovation, economic activity and sustainable urban living within an integrated urban environment.

A central component of this ecosystem is TechPark Benguerir, a 188-hectare science and technology park dedicated to supporting innovative companies and entrepreneurs. It provides the infrastructure and services needed to develop high-tech businesses, including incubation and acceleration programmes, R&D facilities, laboratories, and training and prototyping facilities. The park forms part of a broader innovation ecosystem that includes StartGate, living labs, the Green Energy Park and the Green & Smart Building Park. Together, these platforms enable startups, researchers and businesses to develop, test and commercialise new solutions in areas such as clean technology, ICT, Industry 4.0, mining, chemistry and life sciences.

Beyond its role as an innovation and business hub, Green City Benguerir also serves as a living laboratory for sustainable urban development. Its activities span applied research, entrepreneurship, experimentation and the deployment of smart and environmentally sustainable solutions, allowing new technologies and approaches to be tested in a real-world setting.

Leiden Bio Science Park, Netherlands

Leiden Bio Science Park is a leading Life Sciences & Health ecosystem in the Netherlands, spanning approximately 108 hectares and hosting around 525 companies, including startups, scale-ups and established organisations. The park supports the growth of the sector through community building, events, strategic initiatives, public affairs, advocacy, account management and cross-sector collaboration. It also supports innovation and entrepreneurship through acceleration programmes, mentoring and coaching, access to investors and funding opportunities, networking and matchmaking, and connections to research and industry partners.

Its infrastructure includes two dedicated incubators, as well as specialised facilities such as BioPartner Leiden and Kadans Science Partner, which provide laboratory and office space for innovative companies, particularly in biotechnology, pharmaceuticals and related fields. Together, these facilities and activities help companies establish, develop and scale, while strengthening the international position of the Dutch Life Sciences & Health sector.

TheCore of HTU, Jordan

The CORE @ HTU is the innovation, entrepreneurship, incubation and acceleration centre of Al Hussein Technical University in Amman. Established in 2018, it operates as a hybrid incubator-accelerator supporting startups and entrepreneurs developing both hardware and software solutions with high growth potential. Through incubation and acceleration programmes, mentoring, investment readiness support, business advisory services, technical guidance and access to industry networks, it helps entrepreneurs turn ideas into scalable businesses, with a mission to bridge the gap between innovation and commercialisation while strengthening Jordan’s startup ecosystem.Its work covers a wide range of technology sectors, including artificial intelligence and machine learning, agritech, edtech, health technologies, fintech, among many more. Since its launch, The CORE has supported more than 45 startups and currently incubates 28. Through partnerships with investors, industry experts and organisations such as the Innovative Startups and SMEs Fund (ISSF), it has helped startups secure funding, create jobs and accelerate market growth. Over a three-year ISSF-supported programme, participating startups collectively raised significant investment and created more than 300 jobs.