Where is Germany’s biotechnology industry headed in the coming months and years? The German Biotech Days in Leipzig offered answers – in the fields of research, innovations, and investing.

Leipzig-based biotech start-up Primogene GmbH has secured €4.1 million in funding to bring nature’s complex bioactive molecules to market at scale – with potential benefits for infant health

What role will 6G technology play in the future of healthcare in Germany? Experts at the Connected Health Summit 2026 in Leipzig are set to answer these and many other questions.

The German Biotech Days are back in Leipzig after 10 years! Join the experts on April 21 & 22 for research insights, business opportunities – and a unique glimpse into the city’s thriving life science ecosystem.

The Center for the Transformation of Chemistry (CTC) has moved into the CityLab Leipzig on Leipzig’s BioCity Campus. Its visionary goal: To transform the chemical industry into a sustainable circular economy.

Check out the newest issue of TRANSKRIPT: It offers a deeper dive into how companies in Saxony aren’t just growing and innovating, but adding value in the fields of cell and gene therapies, human health and greentech.

Deep tech can help solve difficult life science problems in innovative ways. Trailblazers in Leipzig are using it to advance the fields of smart surgery and quantum computing.

Saxony showcased its innovative companies, research institutions, and networks at this year’s conference – and highlighted the global relevance and growing attractiveness of its life science ecosystem.

Planned center for cell and gene therapy has made the German government’s shortlist

Leipzig University’s first Cluster of Excellence is receiving multi-year government funding to research common metabolic disorders.