The natural science institutions that will move into Natrium have identified available opportunities that will allow more efficient use of the new premises, which will reduce the rental costs for the operations. The steering group for Natrium has now decided to reduce the faculty’s annual premises costs by about SEK 20 million, a decision that simultaneously releases an area of 4300 square meters, one of the floors inNatrium, for another tenant. Read more on the Faculty of Science’s internal web: https://medarbetarportalen.gu.se/internt-science/kommunicera/Nyheter_detalj/minskade-kostnader-for-natrium-genom-mer-effektiv-anvandning-av-lokaler
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