News & Press
Results found in the TransBIB database: 33
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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.
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22.09.2025TransBIB presents: Euroregion Gelderland
The Dutch province of Gelderland shows how the transition to a bioeconomy is succeeding: with excellent research, strong networks and a clear strategy, the region is now one of Europe’s leading locations for bio-based innovations. As part of the TransBIB project, we analysed how Gelderland is successfully linking agriculture, industry and the circular economy.
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19.09.2025TransBIB scaling workshop: From the lab to the market - challenges and opportunities in bioprocess scale-up
How can biotechnological processes be scaled up more efficiently in Germany? A workshop organised by the TransBIB project partners CLIB and BioCampus Straubing will highlight challenges, solutions and opportunities for the bioeconomy.
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26.08.2025The TransBIB One-Stop-Shop is coming!
The central access point to the bioeconomy
The TransBIB One-Stop-Shop is a platform that provides orientation, pools knowledge and facilitates networking. Whether databases, certifications, scaling infrastructures, training courses or matching platforms - get an overview of what’s on offer. -
21.08.2025TransBIB presents: Euroregion Flanders
Flanders: Bioeconomy with industrial realisation power
The Flanders region is now one of the most dynamic bioeconomy locations in Europe. As part of the TransBIB project, we analysed how research, policy and industry go hand in hand there - from bio-based chemistry to sustainable food production. Read more in the current report. -
12.08.2025Take part now: The bioeconomy map of Germany!
TransBIB is calling on all bioeconomy projects in Germany to make their success stories visible. Together with the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy, an interactive map is being created that shows how diverse and innovative the bioeconomy is in Germany.