April 22, 2024

Symposium: Accelerating Translation from Discovery to Application

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Titel: Accelerating Translation from Discovery to Application

Termin: 6. Mai 2026

Zeit: 9-13 Uhr

Ort: NMI, Markwiesenstraße 55, 72770 Reutlingen

Teilnahme kostenlos

Mehr Informationen und Anmeldung hier: https://www.nmi.de/en/events/symposium-of-the-biodevcenter

The development of innovative biologicals often stalls at the transition from academic discovery to clinical application.

The Biologicals Development Center, established by NMI and WSIC with EFRE support, aims to address this challenge by providing comprehensive infrastructure and expertise for the design, production, functionalization, and evaluation of biologicals across therapeutic, diagnostic, and biofunctional domains.

This workshop offers insights into scientific, technological, and manufacturing challenges that shape the future of biologicals. The program includes contributions from the project’s steering committee and invited industry partners.

In addition, the current status of the Center will be presented demonstrating how shared analytical capabilities and structured developability approaches can accelerate early biologicals development.

Together, we explore how coordinated resources and cross‑sector collaboration can strengthen regional innovation and enable biologicals to reach real‑world application faster.

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