TransBIB
The unique Transfer Network to Boost Industrial Bioeconomy brings together the knowledge, expertise and infrastructure of over 40 bioeconomy regions across Germany.
We actively promote the development, scaling and industrialisation of bioeconomic products. Here you will find free of charge knowledge, advice, partners and funding information for your transformation project!
Our services are made possible by funding from the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy (BMWE).
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You have the idea, we have the right partners!
We combine the expertise of 18 partner organisations to launch your transformation project. From application to successful project completion, we support you with expertise, infrastructure and access to a nationwide network.
Knowledge & AI
Less buzz words, more understanding!
Become an expert with our compact training courses on current topics and key technologies. Our learning lounges in a convenient online format keep you up to date on current topics and forward-looking trends in the bioeconomy.
Technology transfer
Out of the lab and into production!
We support you in scaling up your materials and products with access to scaling infrastructures and expertise in the certification of bioeconomic products.
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Transformation can only succeed together!
Our regular workshop formats and symposia offer space for active exchange and discourse in order to develop new ideas and launch projects. Ensure visibility and benefit from our pool of expertise as part of the TransBIB network.
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CLIB International Conference CIC2026
Our project partner CLIB invites you to CIC2026 on 19-20 February in Düsseldorf - with fresh ideas, new technologies and exciting prospects for industrial biotechnology.
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AI Circular Economy Conference 2026
How is AI accelerating the transition to a circular and sustainable chemicals and materials industry? This international conference will showcase current AI applications across the entire value chain – from materials development and production to recycling, CCU and sustainability assessment.
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2. International Wood BioEconomy-Forum (WBE)
Status quo and prospects for the future
“Greenhouse gas emissions continue to increase, global temperatures continue to rise and our planet is rapidly approaching tipping points that will trigger irreversible climate chaos. We are on a motorway to climate hell - with our foot on the accelerator.” UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres.Show all detailson location04.03.2026 9:00 – 05.03.2026 13:30 Uhr
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29.01.2026Short online training course on the biologisation of industry: Provadis in dialogue with experts
How can content relating to the biologisation of industry be meaningfully integrated into vocational training? This question was addressed in a short online training course as part of the TransBIB project, in which Provadis engaged in dialogue with renowned experts.
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27.01.2026Bioeconomy meets education: changing skills requirements
How well prepared are today’s training programmes for the bioeconomy? The TransBIB project investigated which skills are required for bioeconomic processes and whether these are already anchored in the curricula of chemistry and pharmaceutical professions. The analysis reveals skills gaps and challenges in integrating new content.
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11.12.2025From microbes to material innovations: Germany's industry in transition
Bio-based materials are becoming increasingly important in Germany - and microorganisms are moving to the centre of industrial innovation processes - whether bio-based plastics, functional molecules or alternative fibres.