TransBIB
The unique Transfer Network to Accelerate the 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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BioKI - AI as a catalyst for the bioeconomy
How can artificial intelligence advance the bioeconomy? The interdisciplinary BioKI conference sheds light on current developments - from process optimisation in industrial biotechnology to the AI-supported use of resources in agricultural systems. The focus is on the exchange between research and practice as well as new perspectives on the interplay between AI, data analysis and sustainable business.
Show all detailson location10.11.2025 8:45 – 10.11.2025 17:15 Uhr -
CREATE Symposium - Plastics in the age of the bioeconomy
Immerse yourself in the world of bio-based plastics at the first symposium with exciting presentations and discussions with representatives from business, politics and research.
Show all detailson location10.11.2025 9:30 – 10.11.2025 18:00 Uhr -
TransBIB-EventTIPP: Workshop "Innovation and optimisation potential in the bioenergy sector"
A regional event organised by our project partner TechnologieRegion Karlsruhe GmbH: The RE²combine project aims to establish a network between players from research, industry and public administration in order to identify potential for innovation and optimisation in the field of bioenergy.
Show all detailson location11.11.2025 13:00 – 11.11.2025 17:00 Uhr
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29.10.2025Finally clear through the certification jungle - with TransBIB's flexible learning modules
Certification systems are the backbone of a transparent and credible bioeconomy. With the new asynchronous learning units (ALE), TransBIB offers a practical introduction to this complex topic - flexible, understandable and available online at any time.
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22.10.2025TransBIB presents: Euroregion Grand Est
With a clear strategy, strong networks and excellent research, Grand Est is developing into a pioneer of the bioeconomy in Europe. From agriculture to biorefineries - read how the region is successfully shaping change.
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09.10.2025The Federal Government's high-tech agenda: Biotechnology as a key technology of the bioeconomy
On 31 July 2025, the Federal Cabinet adopted the new High-Tech Agenda - an important step towards making Germany technologically and innovatively fit for the future. Six key technologies will be specifically promoted, one of which is biotechnology, which plays a particularly prominent role in the bioeconomy.