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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.

Cooperation is a driver of scientific and economic progress. This is nowhere as evident as in the innovation hubs of our time. The best example? Potsdam, the capital of Brandenburg and a city of innovation transfer. Innovations have always been closely linked to their places of origin. In our portrayal of important scientists and entrepreneurs,…

Potsdam Science Park is one of the fastest-growing places for business in the state of Brandenburg. Its allure continues to strengthen as a startup and relocation destination. A dedicated Transfer & Founders Team is there to put people in touch with experts, and hosts a range of knowledge-sharing and workshop events. Team member Jana Dotzek…

With over 25 years of experience supporting startups, 300 of them nurtured over the last 10 years alone, and ranked 3rd in Startup Radar 2021, Potsdam Transfer’s Start-up Service is one of Germany’s most successful. In this interview we hear from its head of, Johannes Zier, on how he and the team got to this…