As future clusters, we are Germany's innovation networks of the future. We all have the ambition to quickly find suitable solutions for the major challenges of our time. The topics are as varied as the concepts: Mobility innovations, neuromorphic hardware for autonomous systems, personalized cell and gene therapy processes, sustainable marine research, quantum technology, new approaches to drug development and hydrogen.
On Tuesday, 31.05.22, the Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) and the Project Management Jülich (PtJ) the seven future clusters of the Cluster4Future Initiative were invited to an initial personal meeting. The event took place in the Alexander von Humboldt Room of the BMBF at Kapelle-Ufer 1 in Berlin with representatives of the seven future clusters.
Ina Schieferdecker (Head of the BMBF's "Research for Digitalization and Innovation" department) and Dr. Florian Welter (Team Leader of the PtJ's "Future Cluster Initiative"), there was a short round of introductions of all seven future clusters (MCube, NeuroSys, OTC Rostock, PROXIDRUGSQSens, SaxoCell and Hydrogen). It was very exciting to learn more about the research content of the other clusters.
There were several interesting sessions throughout the day.
Our conclusion: We want to network and exchange ideas more closely with the other clusters in future, as there are many common research topics despite the different fields of innovation. We are already looking forward to working together and the next meeting.
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