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Research Services in Germany
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Josephs Gmbh
Seit inzwischen 10 Jahren begleiten wir mit JOSEPHS Innovationsprozesse von innovativen Start-Ups, führenden DAX-Konzernen, etablierten Mittelständlern und öffentlichen Einrichtungen. In über 120 Innovationsprojekten konnten wir mit unserem Offenen Innovationslabor in der Nürnberger Innenstadt und agilen Innovationsmethoden Ideen schnell evaluieren, Entwicklungskosten reduzieren und Innovationserfolg sicherstellen. ÖFFNUNGSZEITEN: Mi-Fr: 12-19 Uhr Sa.+ So: 10-17 Uhr
11 to 50 staff
Kreativinstitut.Owl
Das Institut ist ein Verbund im Kontext der Wissenschaft, bestehend aus einer Universität (Universität Paderborn), einer Kunsthochschule (Hochschule für Musik Detmold) und einer Hochschule für angewandte Wissenschaften (Technische Hochschule Ostwestfalen-Lippe). Bundesweit einmalig werden im Rahmen dieser Einrichtung kreativschöpferische Fähigkeiten verschiedener Disziplinen vereint. Das Institut bündelt sowohl die Expertise aus den Medienwissenschaften und der Informatik als auch aus benachbarten Kreativdisziplinen und stellt hochwertige Infrastruktur zur Verfügung, die für Forschung, Transfer und wissenschaftsbasierten Dialog mit der Kreativwirtschaft genutzt werden soll. Gefördert durch das Ministeriums für Wirtschaft, Industrie, Klimaschutz und Energie.
11 to 50 staff
Leibniz Institute For Regional Geography
The Leibniz-Institut für Länderkunde (Leibniz Institute for Regional Geography, IfL) is the only research institute for geography in Germany which is not attached to a university. The research carried out at the IfL is concerned with spatial structures and current developments that have a spatial impact in Europe, as well as with the theoretical and historical foundations of Regional Geography. Under the heading "Geographies of the regional" the researchers analyse ongoing processes, particularly in Central and Eastern Europe. An important area of the institute´s work is the presentation of research findings for specialist and more general audiences.
51 to 200 staff
Leibniz-Centre General Linguistics Zas
The Leibniz-Centre General Linguistics (ZAS) is a non-university research institute in Berlin, Germany. At ZAS, the human capacity for language and its expression through individual languages is explored with the aim of gaining a better understanding of the biological, cognitive, and social factors surrounding this central human ability. By exploring the structures of language, how they are acquired, and how they are processed, this knowledge can be applied to fields such as speech diagnostics or speech technology. As a member of the Leibniz Association, the institute is jointly funded by the federal and state governments.
51 to 200 staff
Max Born Institute For Nonlinear Optics And Short Pulse Spectroscopy
Overview The Max-Born Institute for Nonlinear Optics and Short Pulse Spectroscopy is a leading organisation for fundamental research in physics, laser science and photonics. We advance the frontiers of knowledge by studying light-matter interaction under extreme conditions. We explore curiosity-driven insights and develop cutting-edge laser technology. Our world-class laboratories and state-of-the-art computing facilities are located in the vibrant city of Berlin, Germany. Our creative scientists develop activities in atomic, molecular, solid state and optical physics and optical engineering in four research areas - Attosecond Physics, Transient Electronic Structure and Nanoscience, Precision Physics and Theory. In our international, diverse and committed environment, we train the next generation of scientists and engineers. We welcome post-doctoral researchers, PhD students, masters and undergraduate students, interns and trainees from all over the world. Our administrative and scientific support teams play a crucial role in creating an environment conducive to cutting-edge research and contribute significantly to the success and impact of the Max-Born Institute, further consolidating our position as a hub for ground-breaking research. We maintain close links with Berlin's three universities and foster collaborations, networks and projects with the national and international scientific community. We establish strategic partnerships with industry to transfer our innovations and know-how. Specialties physics, optics, light, attosecond physics, optical frequency combs, nanoscience, condensed matter, ultrafast and nanoscale magnetism, atoms and molecules, laser science, precision measurements, quantum physics, spectroscopy, imaging, lasers, ultrafast optics, femtosecond lasers, integrated optics, nonlinear phenomena, strong field, tests of fundamental physics, X-ray, extreme ultraviolet (XUV), mid-infrared, free electron laser, synchrotron.
51 to 200 staff
Max Planck Foundation For International Peace And The Rule Of Law
The Max Planck Foundation for International Peace and the Rule of Law provides assistance to countries and societies in transition or conflict. Our core areas of work include constitutional reforms, implementation of public international law, judicial reforms, legal education and research, transitional justice, and anti-corruption. The countries frequently suffer from weak and dysfunctional institutions or a legal system, which is no longer adequate for the needs of such countries. Mediation between opposing political forces, legal consulting, and capacity building activities undertaken or supported by us aim at empowering the national stakeholders, civil society, and academics to effectively engage in the necessary reshaping of the legal system of the country concerned. Peaceful change, sustainable development and the fostering of the rule of law are our core objectives. Through jointly developed and implemented projects, we assist local partners to overcome structural deficiencies, transfer knowledge and, ultimately, to increase the well-being, prosperity and personal freedom of citizens in countries around the world. In addition, we endeavour to develop innovative and effective solutions for cross-cutting challenges such as corruption, legal pluralism, the interaction between domestic and international law or the functioning of an independent judiciary, which constitute difficulties in most, if not all, of its project countries. We also carry out academic research that complements our international project work. Many research topics result from our work in the project countries. Without direct on-site access to local information research could not be carried out with the same depth and practical relevance. Current project countries include Afghanistan, Azerbaijan, Chile, Georgia, Iraq, Kyrgyzstan, Maldives, Somalia, South Sudan, Sri Lanka, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan and ASEAN and IORA Region. Follow us on Twitter:@MPF_heidelberg
51 to 200 staff
Munich Center For Machine Learning
The Munich Center for Machine Learning is a joint research initiative of Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München (LMU) and Technische Universität München (TUM). It is one of six nationwide AI centers in Germany to receive permanent funding as part of the German and Bavarian government's AI strategy. Our vision is to strengthen regional, national and international competence in AI and to make the corresponding potential accessible to users from science and industry.
501 to 1000 staff
National Research Data Infrastructure Nfdi
The National Research Data Infrastructure (NFDI) has the objective to systematically index, edit, interconnect and make available the valuable stock of data from science and research. So far, these data have mostly been available in a decentralized, project-related, or temporary form. The federation and the states will fund the NFDI jointly. Digital data storage is an indispensable prerequisite for treating new research issues, generating findings, and making innovations. The National Research Data Infrastructure and the NFDI Directorate are currently under development.
11 to 50 staff
Owi Science For Fuels Ggmbh
OWI is an independent non-profit research institute. In cooperation with industrial partners and research institutes OWI develops concepts and technologies in the field of energy-efficient use of conventional and alternative fuels. The aim of the research activities is to develop advanced technologies and solutions for a future sustainable heat supply and mobility contributing to reduced pollutant- and greenhouse gas emissions. OWI is a non-profit organisation and an acknowledged institute affiliated to RWTH Aachen University.
11 to 50 staff
Paderborn Center For Parallel Computing
The Paderborn Center for Parallel Computing is Paderborn University's interdisciplinary research center for innovative high-performance computing.
11 to 50 staff
Provendis Gmbh
Ihr Partner für Intellectual Property (IP) PROvendis zählt zu den größten europäischen Dienstleistern im Technologietransfer und IP-Management. Seit 2002 evaluieren wir Ergebnisse aus Forschung und Entwicklung, schützen neu entstandenes geistiges Eigentum und vermarkten Schutzrechte. PROvendis ist die Tochtergesellschaft von 29 Hochschulen in Nordrhein-Westfalen und neben Hochschulen und Universitätskliniken auch für Forschungseinrichtungen, Unternehmen und Start-ups tätig.// Your Partner for Intellectual Property (IP) PROvendis is one of the largest European service providers in the field of technology transfer and IP management. Since 2002, we have been evaluating research and development results, protecting newly-emerged intellectual property rights and marketing them. PROvendis is a subsidiary of 29 universities in North Rhine-Westphalia and works for universities, university hospitals, research institutions, companies and start-ups. Impressum: https://provendis.info/provendis-impressum // Imprint: https://provendis.info/en/imprint
11 to 50 staff
Research Center Immunosciences
RCIS combines a wide spectrum of basic science, applied science and translational science in the field of Immunology with a focus on inflammatory and infectious diseases, tumor immunology and transplantation tolerance. RCIS members are working in the fields of Immunology, Immunopathology and Infectionlogy, publish their scientific results in high ranking international journals and are involved in important national and international collaborative research projects. The centralization of the immunological research work provides optimal opportunities for interaction and cooperation, spread of knowledge and technological expertise for established scientists as well as for juniour research groups.
201 to 500 staff
Rwth Institute For Technology And Innovation Management Tim
The Institute for Technology and Innovation Management at RWTH Aachen University (RWTH TIM) is a leading European institution in the fields of strategic, behavioral, and computational technology and innovation management. The Institute evolved from a longstanding partnership between RWTH's Innovation, Strategy & Organisation Group and RWTH's Technology & Innovation Management Group. Under the leadership of Frank Piller and Oliver Salge, an interdisciplinary team of about 30 doctoral researchers, 8 post-docs and more than 20 student researchers conducts research and teaching on topics such as strategic technology management, open innovation, innovation culture, organizational change, business model development, and customer centric value creation. Thematic priorities of our current work are… • the transformation of established organizations in the face of disruptive technological innovation, such as Industry 4.0, Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning, Smart Products & Services, or Additive Manufacturing; • the systematic development and evaluation of new business models; • the preconditions for and practices of organizational learning, organizational search, and problem-solving; • the development and maintenance of an organizational culture conducive to learning and innovation; • the development and improvement of tools and metrics for effective technology management and policy; • the integration of external partners into the research and development process (open innovation and customer co-creation); • the patterns and strategies of technology legitimation, adoption, and payoff; • the promotion of corporate sustainability and economic development through technological innovations as well as research on the broader societal challenges associated with new technologies (Responsible Innovation).
51 to 200 staff
Share - Survey Of Health, Ageing And Retirement In Europe
The Survey of Health, Ageing and Retirement in Europe (SHARE) is a research infrastructure providing data to study the effects of health, social, economic and environmental policies over the life-course of European citizens and beyond. From 2004 until today, in-depth interviews with people aged 50 or older from 28 European countries and Israel have been conducted. Thus, SHARE is the largest pan-European social science panel study that provides internationally comparable longitudinal micro data allowing insights in the fields of public health and socio-economic living conditions of European individuals. SHARE has global impact since it not only covers all EU member countries in a strictly harmonized way but additionally is embedded in a network of sister studies all over the world, from the Americas to Eastern Asia. SHARE has become a major pillar of the European Research Area. It was selected as one of the projects to be implemented in the European Strategy Forum on Research Infrastructures (ESFRI) in 2006 and given a new legal status as the first ever European Research Infrastructure Consortium (ERIC) in March 2011. Since 2016 it is an ESFRI landmark. Until 2023, SHARE was coordinated at the Munich Center for the Economics of Aging (MEA), a former division of the Max Planck Institute for Social Law and Social Policy, directed by Prof. Dr. h.c. Axel Börsch-Supan, Ph.D. Since 2023, SHARE has found a home in the newly founded SHARE BERLIN Institute, in Berlin, Germany, where it is centrally coordinated.
51 to 200 staff
Surface Engineering Institute Iot , Rwth Aachen University
The Surface Engineering Institute (IOT) is a part of the faculty of mechanical engineering of RWTH Aachen University. Research and development activities have been conducted in the areas of PVD/CVD technology, thermal spraying, hard and high-temperature brazing as well as modelling and simulation of these processes.For each of these individual technologies fundamental knowledge is acquired in the field of materials science and applied in the area of materials engineering from the project idea to complete system solutions to pilot production. This work is always conducted in close cooperation with industrial corporations. In addition to materials development, process optimization, procedural and quality assurance, our services include, above all, the development and application of coating and brazing systems. The spectrum of materials processed includes everything from pure metals to oxide and special ceramics, cermets, hard materials, hard alloys and even polymers.
51 to 200 staff
Teaching And Research Area Mechatronics In Mobile Propulsion Of Rwth Aachen University
We are the Teaching and Research Area Mechatronics in Mobile Propulsion (MMP). Our heart beats for the technology of tomorrow's mobility. Around the interdisciplinary topics of mechanics, electrical engineering and information technology, we research sustainable and demand-oriented drive and vehicle concepts. Become part of our team!
11 to 50 staff
Titk E.V
TITK is a competent research partner for companies operating in the field of material research and advanced technologies development. TITK, an industry-related research institute, specialises in modifying polymers to create materials with entirely new functional properties - new generation polymers. Equipped with a modern technical infrastructure, the institute develops innovative materials and products that are essential, for instance, for the production of lifestyle products and packaging supplies, vehicle products, biotechnology, medical technology, energy technology, micro and nanotechnology. TITK has two subsidiary companies (smartpolymer GmbH and OMPG). Sustainable polymers Development and transfer of innovative fibre, nonwovens and other shaped polymer materials Direct dissolution and dry-wet-shaping of man-made and native polymers (polysaccharides, proteins, PAN, selected reactive resins, polymer blends and processing technologies) Characterisation of polymers and polymer solutions, chemical and physical modification of polymers in homogeneous phase Fibre composite materials Material and procedure development for textile semi-finished reinforcing products and fibre composite materials for lightweight construction applications. Use of carbon fibres, aramide fibres, natural fibres, sandwich composites, thermosetting and thermoplastic matrix materials and biopolymers. Man-made polymers Modification of plastics Nanocomposites Fibre-reinforced polymers Polymerisation of PA6, PA 6.6, PET, PBT, PAN, PC, Conductive polymers/ polymers for EMC applications Bioactive polymers and applications in medical technology, flame retardants for plastics Functional polymer systems Polymer and additive syntheses for functional polymer systems Technology development for polymer-based electronics, sensor technology. Bi- and Tricomponent melt spinning technologies Imprint & data privacy:
201 to 500 staff
Titus Research Gmbh
TITUS Research is conducting R&D on highly automated and autonomous systems together with partners from industry and science. With increasing digitalisation, the use of these systems will revolutionise the areas of production, logistics and many other topics of our daily life and business. That is why we are intensively working on dedicated infrastructures and adequate organisational forms.
11 to 50 staff
Titv E.V
As a business and industry-related research institution, TITV Greiz is partner for assignments in research, development, services, consultancy, test and training along the textile value chain. More than 60 employees with interdisciplinary skills work on high-tech solutions in which classic textile technology is the basis for new materials, smart products and processes. Particularly through the combination of electronics and textiles, innovative products for completely new areas of application are developed. For the practical carrying out of research and development services, the institute has an electronics laboratory, a smart textile laboratory and an accredited test laboratory in addition to technical facilities for the whole textile processing chain. For further information on Textilforschungsinstitut Thüringen-Vogtland e.V. please visit Imprint:
51 to 200 staff
Tum Fml Future.Meets.Logistics
The Chair of Materials Handling, Material Flow, Logistics (fml) at the Technical University of Munich investigates in the future of logistics and material flow technology. We educate the next generation of engineers in logistics. We make an important contribution to securing Germany's position as a logistics location through the research knowledge gained and the transfer of practical experience with industrial projects, especially to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). Currently we are working on the following research topics- Robotics - Artificial Intelligence - Sustainable logistics - Digital construction site - Transparent logistics processes
11 to 50 staff
Twincore Gmbh
In vielen Teilen der Welt konnten Infektionskrankheiten zurückgedrängt werden, besiegt sind sie jedoch nicht - im Gegenteil: Mikroben entwickeln Resistenzen gegen Medikamente, weltweiter Handel und Reiseverkehr transportieren Krankheitserreger immer schneller um die ganze Welt. Tuberkulose, AIDS, Hepatitis und Malaria bedrohen die Gesundheit vieler Millionen Menschen. Am TWINCORE forschen Mediziner und Grundlagenwissenschaftler der verschiedensten Disziplinen Seite an Seite in der Infektionsforschung. Unser Schwerpunkt liegt auf der translationalen Forschung - also der Schnittstelle zwischen Grundlagenforschung und der klinischen Entwicklung. Neueste Ergebnisse der Grundlagenforschung sollen so auf kurzen Wegen zu neuen Therapien oder Diagnoseverfahren für Patienten führen. Und gleichzeitig suchen Grundlagenforscher nach Antworten, die die klinische Arbeit aufwirft. Ein weiterer wichtiger Baustein dieser translationalen Brücke, die wir zwischen Forschung und Praxis schlagen, sind die Genehmigungsverfahren, die für klinische Anwendungen grundsätzlich durchlaufen werden müssen. An dieser Stelle unterstützen unsere Wissenschaftler am TWINCORE die Entwicklung neuer Strategien gegen Infektionskrankheiten, indem sie eine wissenschaftliche Basis für die Risikoabschätzung im Vorfeld der klinischen Tests erarbeiten.
51 to 200 staff
Vdi Technologiezentrum Gmbh
VDI Technologiezentrum GmbH is a research company based out of VDI-Platz 1, Düsseldorf, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany.
201 to 500 staff
Aktionsnetzwerk Nachhaltigkeit
Aktionsnetzwerk Nachhaltigkeit in Kultur und Medien (ANKM), gefördert durch die Beauftragte für Kultur und Medien der Bundesregierung Mit dem Ziel der Identifikation und der Vernetzung der Pioniere mit interessierten Akteuren, dem Aufbereiten und Zugänglichmachen der bereits erfolgten Erfahrungen und dem Initiieren und Begleiten von zukünftigen Kooperationen und Pilotprojekten, bietet das Aktionsnetzwerk Nachhaltigkeit in Kultur & Medien (ANKM) eine zentrale, spartenübergreifende Anlaufstelle für das Thema Betriebsökologie in Kultur und Medien. Gefördert von der Beauftragten für Kultur und Medien der Bundesregierung (BKM) werden beispielhafte Pilotprojekte begleitet und die Ergebnisse dokumentiert und kommuniziert. Als neutraler intermediärer Akteur zwischen Politik, Verwaltung und handelnden Unternehmungen wird das ANKM perspektivisch so zum One Stop Shop für den Sektor. Mit dem Ziel der Cross Innovation kann das ANKM nach der Etablierung dann als horizontale Schnittstelle zu relevanten Prozessen in Wissenschaft, Forschung, Umwelttechnik, Wirtschaftsförderung und der digitalen Startup Welt erweitert werden.
11 to 50 staff
Allea The European Federation Of Academies Of Sciences And Humanities
ALLEA is the European Federation of Academies of Sciences and Humanities, representing more than 50 academies from over 40 EU and non-EU countries. Since its foundation in 1994, ALLEA speaks out on behalf of its members on the European and international stages, promotes science as a global public good, and facilitates scientific collaboration across borders and disciplines. Academies are self-governing bodies of distinguished scientists drawn from all fields of scholarly inquiry. They contain a unique human resource of intellectual excellence, experience and multidisciplinary knowledge dedicated to the advancement of science and scholarship in Europe and the world. Jointly with its members, ALLEA seeks to improve the conditions for research, to provide the best independent and interdisciplinary science advice available, and to strengthen the role of science in society. In doing so, ALLEA channels the expertise of European academies for the benefit of the research community, decision-makers and the public. Outputs include science-based advice in response to societally relevant topics, as well as activities to encourage scientific cooperation, scientific reasoning and values through public engagement. ALLEA is constituted as a non-for-profit association and remains fully independent from political, religious, commercial or ideological interests.
1 to 10 staff
