Technology Park Berlin Adlershof - News / Events - Overview

Manager of the inter-company health promotion network in Adlershof:

In conversation with Ralf Blank

He’s no doctor, nor an ascetic, but his mission is to live a healthy life and help others do the same. This is one of many reasons why Ralf Blank is an ideal fit for running a project like the Health Network...
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The Laser Researcher:

Karsten König can look deep inside the human skin

Moving from Saarbrücken to Adlershof is a great leap for a small company. In Karsten König’s case, the reason is strikingly simple: “I just wanted to go home,” he says about his reasons. König’s company Jenlab GmbH...
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Algae slicks and sugar-based vaccines: Biotech in Adlershof:

Germany is currently experiencing a biotechnology boom. The Science and Technology Adlershof boasts seventy biotechnology companies with over 800 employees. Their skillsets range from fundamental research to...
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Kick the tires and light the fires:

How Adlershof-based companies deal with the dry spells before regulatory approval for new medicine

Obtaining approval for new products in medical technology can drag on. This can be life-threatening for business founders. How do Adlershof-based companies deal with these dry spells? Germs in hospital are becoming a...
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Search Engines for Personalised Cancer Medicine:

HU computer scientists want to facilitate decision-making of medical professionals by improved data analysis

When a patient is diagnosed with a malignant tumour, the question is what the appropriate treatment is: operation or therapy? Which one is better? Ulf Leser, a professor for knowledge management in bioinformatics at...
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Robust Immune Diagnostics:

The young company Epimune GmbH is detecting immune diseases with epigenetic methods

Epimune GmbH is a young Adlershof-based company. Yet, its developments in immune diagnostics are founded on established procedures. The start-up has its sights on inherited and acquired immune disorders and leukaemia....
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The Analytical Sciences Keep on Dancing:

The “Make & Measure Project” is continuing the successful work of SALSA, the Graduate School of Analytical Sciences Adlershof

The big party might be over, but as Janina Kneipp sees it, SALSA will keep on dancing. She is one of the speakers of SALSA, alongside Ulrich Panne, and a professor at Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin. SALSA is an...
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Highly insightful genes:

Start-up Genetek Biopharma is developing sets for DNA testing

Doctors require suitable aids and appliances to detect hereditary diseases and genetic defects. The international start-up Genetek Biopharma is striving to fill that gap with its DNA testing sets. Moreover, the...
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Table 4.0:

System 180 GmbH develops inspiring office environments

Agile work cultures in companies are key to master the diverse challenges of the digital age. Even large corporations are realising this. They are opening innovation labs, factories and hubs that foster creativity...
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Cooperation projects are part of the Campus Adlershof DNA:

Managers of the operating company WISTA consider themselves as architects of proximity

Initiating, forging, and supporting cooperation projects is an essential ingredient of WISTA-MANAGEMENT GMBH’s contribution to the Adlershof recipe for success. “We are not only a site operator and property manager,...
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Well networked for the future:

Short paths are a good basis for cooperation projects – that are also funded by a fair number of initiatives in the Technology Park

What do researchers work on? What innovations do companies need? Answers to these simple, yet essential questions can be found at “Economy Meets Science”, an annual event organised by Humboldt University of Berlin...
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Grapevine and grey power:

Tenants in Coworking Space IM.PULS benefit from each other

“Sitting close together promotes contact,” claims Tobias Kirschnick, Head of the Innovation and Setup Centre and responsible for the coworking space IM.PULS inaugurated in November in Adlershof. This meets with José...
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The bridge builders:

IRIS is intended to force ahead the innovativeness and international visibility of research in Germany

Whenever Jürgen Rabe starts expounding on the number of disciplines converging on this institute, it puts the listener in dizziness. IRIS is intended to force ahead the innovativeness and international visibility of...
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A² Accelerator – The best of two worlds:

Startups have new ideas, established firms experience. A2 Adlershof Accelerator brings them together. This programme offers them a unique platform for the joint development of pilot projects. This year, A² will be...
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Stronger together:

In Berlin Adlershof, the paths between research and industry are often very short

InSystems Automation GmbH is growing in line with the demand for autonavigating transport robots, and today over sixty experts are working for this specialised machine builder. In December 2017, the company relocated...
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