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Who do you think has created conditions for successful partnerships during the past year in an open and committed way? Now is the time for nominations! The collaborator of the year will be awarded during Lindholmen Open Days in September.

Never has collaboration been as important as it is now. Various measures are currently being taken to support the Swedish economy and mitigate the consequences of the coronavirus outbreak. Within the innovation system, we can contribute by continuing to look ahead. "We need to find and establish new ways and forms to quickly get the pace up once the situation has stabilized," says Tord Hermansson, CEO of Lindholmen Science Park.

The collaborative project, Virtual Gothenburg Lab, is now under way. This means that the work on what should be included, tested and shown in Gothenburg's digital twin can start. A total of 25 parties are involved and they participated in the kick-off.

Visual Arena at Lindholmen Science Park receives financing and support for the City of Gothenburg, Region Västra Götaland, Chalmers University of Technology and the University of Gothenburg. The goal is to continue the work to promote innovation. Now the arena is working on new focus areas within visualisation and virtual innovation.