The initiative is supported by the Spanish National Research Council (CSIC), the Centre for Energy, Environmental and Technological Research (Ciemat) and the Madrid City Council.
A board of leading institutions in R+D+i endorse the project
The Madrid Science Park is a non-profit foundation created in 2001 by the Autonomous University of Madrid and the Complutense University of Madrid to promote innovative scientific and technological entrepreneurship and promote technology transfer.
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FPCM since 2001
Mission
Promote technology transfer, drive innovative scientific and technological entrepreneurship, enhance public-private collaboration in innovation, and contribute to strengthening the R&D&I ecosystem.
Vision
Establish FPCM as a key reference in the regional and national innovation ecosystem. Expand the culture of scientific and technological entrepreneurship at all levels of society. Transform the national R&D&I system into a cornerstone of the country’s social and economic development.






History
The Madrid Science Park is a non-profit foundation created on June 6, 2001 by the Autonomous University of Madrid (UAM) and the Complutense University of Madrid (UCM) to promote innovative scientific and technological entrepreneurship and promote technology transfer.
Other trustees have joined this initiative since its inception: the Spanish National Research Council (CSIC), the Centre for Energy, Environmental and Technological Research (CIEMAT), the Official Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Services of Madrid, Banco Santander and the Community of Madrid. Later, the City Council of Tres Cantos and the City Council of Madrid also joined.
The Park’s headquarters are initially established in Pavilion C of the UAM campus.
In 2004 it moved to the BP building in Tres Cantos and in 2006 to the Technology Park of the same municipality. Finally, in January 2010, the FPCM moved to its current headquarters, the CLAID building on the UAM+CSIC Campus of International Excellence.
During its history, the Park, as an incubator for scientific-technological based companies, has seen more than 320 companies develop. In addition, the Park has provided various scientific services to hundreds of research projects from multiple R+D+i institutions: Genomics, Fine Chemistry, Microanalysis of Materials, Proteomics and Industrial Biotransformations.
360º vision
The FPCM also aligns with regional ecosystem trends by focusing on two key areas: ICT and the field of Health, Biotechnology, and Agri-Food, where the Foundation stands out for its laboratory companies and the Genomics Platform.
FPCM’s activities are aligned with national and regional strategies and plans for economy, competitiveness, industry, and R&D&I to drive deep tech entrepreneurship, enhance public-private collaboration, foster the development of disruptive projects and technologies, promote their transfer to the market and society, and attract knowledge-based talent. In short, contributing to strengthening the innovation ecosystem to position the R&D&I system as a key driver of the country’s development.