Newsroom – Category: Knowledge Transfer

The spin-off from the Max Planck Institute for Quantum Optics wins in the StartUp category with its approach to a powerful and reliable quantum computer more

Start-up “Minerva Carbon” receives €1.8 million in funding through EXIST Transfer of Research I programme. more

The start-up Humify has developed a technology that can reactivate soil as a carbon sink – a potential climate saver. more

The Max Planck spin-out raises €130 million for the development of a fusion power plant more

Patrick Cramer speaks with Bram Wijlands, Managing Director of Max Planck Innovation, about researchers launching start-ups – and their exciting ventures. more

Licensed Max Planck technology helps stroke patients more

Max Planck start-up Ovo Labs develops drugs to improve fertility treatments more

Grant helps to take AI-based harvesting robot Polybot from research-phase to startup-phase more

Reconfigurable Intelligent Surfaces (RIS) technology enables high spatial resolution wireless jamming more

Science and industry are working together to develop a process for nanotechnology and materials research more