Editing Otaniemi (section)

==Research and development==
[[File:Innopoli Espoo Otaniemi.jpg|thumb|right|[[Technopolis Oyj|Technopolis]]'s business incubator Innopoli.]]
Otaniemi is home to many of Finland's research and development organizations: The most prominent institutions for science and engineering in Otaniemi are the Finnish Innovation Center, [[VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland]], the Micronova Center of Micro and Nanotechnology, the KCL pulp and paper research center, the CSC IT Center for Scientific Computing, the Geological Survey of Finland (GTK), and the National Bureau of Measures (MIKES). Helsinki University of Technology's 10 national centers of excellence create most of Finland's hi-tech patents within this small area.

Otaniemi has gained international recognition in [[information and communication technologies]] thanks largely to [[Nokia]], but it also contains a host of other cutting-edge technology clusters, including mobility-based software and web-ware, as well as [[nanotechnology]], [[microelectronics]] and [[quantum technology]]. Major companies that have sites in Otaniemi are for instance [[Tieto]] and [[Pöyry]].

The [[Finnish Customs]] laboratory is located in Otaniemi.

The district of Otaniemi also includes the area of [[Keilaniemi]], which contains the head offices of [[Fortum]], [[Neste]] and [[Kone]]. In December 2007 the fifth building of Swing life Center was built in Keilaniemi, making the construction of the centre complete. The Swing Life Center complex currently houses about thirty companies in four interconnected buildings.