About INCUBA Science Park
INCUBA Science Park is a Danish research and innovation park with several hubs in Aarhus, including a major life science and health cluster at Skejby. It provides flexible offices, laboratories, coworking areas, shared labs, and community services for startups and established companies within life science, health, biotech, IT, and energy technology. The Skejby site, often referred to as INCUBA Skejby or Science Park Skejby, sits within Business Park Skejby close to Aarhus University Hospital and other major health and research institutions, creating a concentrated environment for high‑tech and biomedical innovation.
A card charge labeled “Science Park Skejby” is likely tied to rent, facility fees, meeting room or conference bookings, coworking or lab space, parking, or event participation billed by INCUBA at its Skejby campus. Tenants and visitors might see charges for monthly office or lab leases, day passes, catering or conference services, or fees associated with business support programs and networking events hosted at INCUBA. Because the Skejby hub is specifically branded as a life science cluster, biotech and health‑tech companies based there may also pass through facility‑related costs they pay to INCUBA.
If you have questions about a charge, start by checking any lease, service, or event agreement you have with INCUBA or with a company you know is based at INCUBA Skejby. Look up corresponding invoices in your company’s accounting system or email for receipts mentioning “INCUBA”, “INCUBA Skejby”, or “Science Park Skejby.” If the charge is still unclear, you can contact INCUBA through the contact details on their website, providing the transaction date, amount, and the descriptor from your card statement. For potentially unauthorized transactions, your bank or card issuer can help dispute the charge, but it is often faster to confirm first whether any colleague or internal department legitimately used INCUBA’s facilities or services around that date.