Technopôle Angus sits on the board of directors of the APRTQ (Association des parcs de recherche et technopoles du Québec) and of the Association of University Research Parks (Canada).

Technopôle Angus is an affiliate member of the International Association of Science Parks.

Technopôle Angus is a well-known part of Montreal’s Health Technopole, owing to the critical mass of researchers working at the Angus Biotechnology Center I (nearly 200 scientists), the quality of its installations and specialised services, as well as the relevance of the research carried within its structure to personal and public health issues.

The Angus Biotechnology Center I is at the heart of research on bone diseases (Enobia), aging-related diseases (Chronogen) and respiratory ailments (Topigen). It is also the host of three leading research platforms and three Canadian research chairs from the CHUM Research Centre.