Stadt Jülich

Health research in the Jülich Research Centre
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The Jülich researcher and Nobel prize winner for physics from 2007:
Prof. Peter Grünberg
Integrated in the technology region of Aachen and with the Forschungszentrum Jülich [Jülich
Research Centre], the Technologiezentrum Jülich [technology centre Jülich], the Jülich campus
of the FH Aachen [Aachen University of Applied Sciences], and the solar thermal test
power station (solar tower power station), Jülich has research and development potential,
that you can only find in very few locations worldwide. The diverse economy and the Jülich
research institutions offer numerous attractive workplaces. Consequently, Jülich has the third
largest work place centrality in the region of Aachen, after Aachen and Düren. It is also noteworthy
that there is also an excess of commuters who work in Jülich.
Not least the good location in the town triangle of Düsseldorf, Aachen and Cologne, and the
direct links to the A 44, make Jülich an ideal location to combine residence, living and working.
mAINTAIN WHAT EXISTS, pROmOTE NEW
The town of Jülich is committed to open up the existing research and development potential
for the regional economy, and for new settlements. Technology transfer and advice networks
should benefit the development of young technology companies and the growth of existing
companies, and so, contribute to creating and securing future oriented products and jobs in
the region.
For the settlement and/or extension of local companies, Jülich offers high quality commercial
spaces, at good conditions.
You can find further information about economic promotion and the economic location of Jülich from
Stadtentwicklungsgesellschaft Jülich mbH & Co.KG, www.seg-juelich.de.
Student at Aachen University of Applied Sciences