Campus Paris-Saclay: Where Quantum Research thrives
French Epicentre of Quantum and Deeptech Research
An inspiring environment for research, development, and innovation
Campus Paris-Saclay is at the forefront of quantum research and deeptech innovation in the Life Sciences & Health, Chemistry & Energy, Agri & Food, and High Tech Systems & Materials fields, housing over 80% of France’s quantum researchers. The Science Cluster fosters a collaborative atmosphere, bringing together top universities, like Université de Paris-Saclay and Institut Polytechnique de Paris, institutes like CEA, CNRS, C2N, Inria, Inserm, and cutting-edge companies in agri-food and high-tech sectors like Danone, Servier, IBM, EDF, Horiba, Air Liquide. This dynamic ecosystem nurtures pioneering advancements in all kinds of knowledge-intensive fields.
Concentrated expertise in quantum research
Paris-Saclay is home to a significant portion of France’s quantum talent, boasting 80% of the nation’s quantum researchers. Institutions like CNRS, CEA, and INRIA lead the charge in quantum computing and deeptech innovation. Through the French Quantum Plan, launched in 2021, the campus aims to cement France’s place as a global quantum powerhouse, focusing on sectors like sensors, Artificial Intelligance, and cybersecurity.
A French Silicon Valley for deeptech
Often dubbed France’s “Silicon Valley,” Paris-Saclay is a magnet for groundbreaking deeptech developments. With 20% of France’s R&D activities located here, the ecosystem supports innovation across industries from agri-food to high-tech systems. Renowned for its vibrant start-up scene, companies such as Qandela and Pascal emerged directly from this research cluster, leveraging advanced technologies for global impact.
Leading research institutions and industry collaboration
Paris-Saclay brings together 15 leading institutions, including the Institut d’Optique, Université Paris-Saclay, and C2N, ensuring access to top-tier talent and facilities. These institutions collaborate with industry giants like CEA and INRIA to foster cutting-edge research, creating fertile ground for innovations in quantum computing, physics, and more. Start-ups and global players alike benefit from these partnerships, driving technological advancements across sectors.
Our specialised assets at Campus Paris-Saclay Deeptech
Kadans offers cutting-edge facilities at Paris-Saclay, fostering research and collaboration in the Life Sciences & Health, Chemistry & Energy, Agri & Food, and High Tech Systems & Materials fields.
The Mix
The Mix is a state-of-the-art facility located at Paris-Saclay, designed to host deeptech innovators, researchers, and experts in all types of knowledge intensive fields. This four-story building offers 15,000 m² of laboratory space, scheduled for completion in Q3 2026. With flexible and scalable spaces, The Mix is ideal for start-ups and established companies advancing all types of technologies.
- Custom labs
- Conference rooms
- Start-up incubators
- High-speed networks
- Cleanrooms
- Flexible workspaces
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Life sciences & health
Life Sciences & Health
The Life Sciences & Health sector is driving pioneering research – from harnessing AI for cancer detection to advancements in precision medicine and biogenetics. It’s addressing challenges posed by incurable diseases, shortages, and rising costs of health care, an ageing population, and healthcare inequality. And encompasses a diverse range of technologies and discoveries in healthcare.
While renowned for its deep tech expertise, Paris-Saclay is also a thriving ecosystem for Life Sciences and Health innovation. The region has over 300 research laboratories, world-class institutions, and strong clinical research partnerships. The Paris-Saclay Campus is driving breakthroughs in biotechnology, medtech, digital health, and bioengineering.
Agri & Food
Agri & Food
The innovative Agri & Food sector is driving groundbreaking R&D – from advancements in plant breeding and genetics to biotech-driven food and sustainable farming. It’s tackling biodiversity, climate-neutral systems, and the future of food, encompassing a vast array of new technologies and discoveries in agriscience.
The ecosystem of Paris-Saclay Campus creates a space where sustainable and healthy food R&D can innovate, while also aiding in the transition of agriculture. Next to some of France’s top universities, institutions like Ferments du Futur and innovative companies work together to advance sustainable food value chains.
Chemistry & Energy
Chemistry & Energy
The evolving Chemistry & Energy sector is at the forefront of groundbreaking research, focusing on renewable energy sources, cleantech, and advanced energy technologies. It confronts challenges like energy transition and resource management, encompassing diverse innovations that contribute to a sustainable world.
Paris-Saclay Campus creates a space where pioneering advancements in low-carbon technologies and green chemistry are nurtured. Here, companies can work on developing solutions to reduce the world’s carbon footprint and ensure the long-term protection of the environment.
High tech systems & materials
High Tech Systems & Materials
High Tech Systems and Materials explores advancements in Artificial Intelligence (AI), nanotechnology, quantum technology, advanced materials, cryogenic systems, and photonics. Researchers in this sector work on ground-breaking technologies, which are essential to drive progress in other sectors such as energy, life sciences, healthcare, and construction.
Paris-Saclay is home to a significant portion of France’s quantum talent, boasting 80% of the nation’s quantum researchers. The campus is shaping the next generation of talent in fields such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), quantum physics, and molecular biology. With 20% of France’s R&D activities located here, the ecosystem supports innovation across all types of industry.