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Professor Dr Alexander Böker develops sustainable plastics at the Fraunhofer IAP that are based on natural raw materials and are recyclable or even biodegradable. He sees the Potsdam Science Park as a melting pot for innovative ideas.

Professor Dr Peter H. Seeberger wants to solve medical problems with knowledge from basic chemical research. The Potsdam Science Park offers him the perfect environment to turn ideas into innovations.

Julia Eschenbrenner and her team want to prevent millions of bone fractures with a new method for the early detection of osteoporosis. She is working towards this ambitious goal with the start-up POROUS at the Potsdam Science Park.

Alexander Gorczyza and his company biocyc develop urgently needed antibodies for cancer diagnostics. At the Potsdam Science Park, he found the space, flexibility and skilled labour to expand.

In the DFG Priority Program DOME, it is all about ore: How are mixtures of different minerals and metals formed, which have very different properties depending on their composition? How can one better find, mine, and process deposits? In search of answers to these and other questions, numerous research teams from all over Germany are…

Women now make up more than half of all students at German universities. In subjects such as physics, engineering, and computer science it looks completely different though. Here, most of the students are male. “When you look at the competences of pupils, it doesn’t have to be like this,” say Prof. Dr. Martin Brunner and…