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Welcome to the registration page for the
Biointelligence Ecosystem Discovery Tours in Baden-Württemberg
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Explore Baden-Württemberg as a leading region in biointelligence and future technologies
Gain first-hand insights into one of Europe’s most dynamic innovation ecosystems at the intersection of biology, engineering, digital technologies, and sustainable value creation. Meet innovative companies, leading research institutions, and the dynamic biointelligence community in and around Stuttgart.
What awaits you?
Be a guest of THE LÄND!
Are you interested in participating in the Biointelligence Ecosystem Discovery Tours in Baden-Württemberg?
Below you will find all the relevant information as well as the registration button. Participance in the program is free of charge! Application deadline: Friday, 18 September 2026
Please note that the number of participants is limited.
Confirmations will be issued on a first-come, first-served basis and suitability in terms of subject matter.
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The Fraunhofer Institute for Manufacturing Engineering and Automation IPA is a leading innovator in the field of automation for life sciences and health. Through advanced research and pioneering projects, the institute is shaping the future of medical technology and laboratory automation. One notable example is the automation of ATMP (Advanced Therapy Medicinal Products) production, where Fraunhofer IPA develops intelligent solutions to ensure efficient, scalable, and high-quality manufacturing processes. Its interdisciplinary teams collaborate closely with industry partners, start-ups, and academic institutions to drive progress in healthcare and biotechnology. Delegation participants will gain exclusive insights into current initiatives and technologies, illustrating why Fraunhofer IPA is a central hub for automation and biointelligent applications in the life science and health sectors.
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The Fraunhofer Institute for Interfacial Engineering and Biotechnology IGB combines biology and engineering to deliver biointelligent and bioinspired solutions for health and nutrition, sustainable chemistry as well as environmental and climate protection. The institute develops enabling technologies for precision medicine, such as advanced diagnostics and therapeutics. In the food sector, IGB focuses on biofabrication processes for cell-based foods such as cultured meat and fish, as well as on precision fermentation and other biotechnological approaches based on bacteria, yeasts, microalgae and plant-derived systems for the production of proteins, fatty acids and bioactive compounds. Delegation participants will gain exclusive insights into IGB’s pioneering projects, highlighting its role in advancing sustainable and biointelligent innovations from laboratory to demonstration scale and prototypes.”
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The University of Stuttgart is a pioneer in biointelligent production and biomanufacturing. Through cutting-edge research and interdisciplinary collaboration, the university is shaping the future of sustainable and intelligent value chains. Its activities span life cycle assessment and material flow modeling, techno-economic and ecological evaluation of B2X-technologies, and the design of biointelligent production systems. With expertise ranging from bioprocess development and modeling, Omics studies, and advanced analytics to targeted strain engineering and the development of serum-free cell culture media, the University of Stuttgart offers a unique environment for innovation. Companies and start-ups benefit from close collaboration with the university’s diverse research teams and projects, gaining access to innovative solutions in areas such as 3D biofabrication, in vitro fat models, and the scale-up of cultured meat production, as well as sustainable bioprocesses and digital modeling. Delegation participants will gain exclusive insights into ongoing projects and initiatives, demonstrating why the University of Stuttgart is a key hub for sustainable and biointelligent manufacturing solutions.
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The University of Hohenheim is one of the key players and driving forces for biointelligence in the Stuttgart region. With its excellent research and innovative projects in biointelligent food, nutrition, and agricultural technology, it plays a key role in shaping the development of sustainable food systems. Companies and start-ups benefit from close collaboration with the university’s interdisciplinary research centers and a strong network of regional and international partners. Participants of the delegation trip will gain exclusive insights into current activities and projects, highlighting why Hohenheim is considered a hotspot for biointelligent solutions in the agri-food sector.
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The 3rd Biointelligence Congress convenes industry pioneers, researchers, and innovators to accelerate biointelligent manufacturing. This event focuses on the latest news and innovations at the intersection of biology, technology and computer science for the development of bio-based production systems. It provides a unique platform for companies seeking to integrate biointelligent solutions into their processes, tackle technical challenges in life sciences, or explore new applications of biology in manufacturing.
To learn more about the 3rd Biointelligence Congres, visit the event website or click on the banner above. To buy conference tickets, visit the ticket shop of Messe Stuttgart.
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Manuel Mielke
Manager Internationalization
Phone: +49 711 227 87-939
Email: manuel.mielke@bw-i.de
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Dr. Nadine Silber
Zentrumsleitung S-TEC ZBW Universität Stuttgart, IFF
Email: nadine.silber@iff.uni-stuttgart.de
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