The ISU Research Park (ISURP) was founded to provide space and resources needed to advance science-based initiatives. Today, over 90 companies own or rent space in the Research Park — a number that’s constantly growing.

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Iowa State University Research Park (ISURP) provides a resource-rich environment for organizations with a science or technology focus, and for those looking for closer proximity to the Iowa State University research and talent pipeline.

The Iowa State University Research Park (ISURP) is a growing technology community and incubator for new and expanding businesses, providing access to the vast array of resources available at Iowa State University: from talent pipeline management, to specialized equipment, to access to the research infrastructure.

Executive Summary: Iowa State University (University) desires to develop approximately 80 acres of University-owned real property located between the Iowa State Center and Jack Trice Stadium into a multi-use district (CyTown Development Area or CyTown).

Located in Ames, just south of the Iowa State University campus, the Iowa State University Research Park is a 550+ acre development with more than 1M square feet of developed space. The ISU Research Park is hub for connecting tenants, startups and founders with the resources they need to be successful.

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