Communicating the knowledge gained by Leibniz institutions to industry, policymakers and society is a key aspect of the Leibniz Association’s strategic objectives. Leibniz institutions respond to society’s information needs and to topical questions. By communicating research findings to non-academic target groups, they play a significant role in developing society’s capacity to reflect and innovate. Questions generated by society are also integrated into research projects at the Leibniz Institutes.
  1. Start-ups at Leibniz

    Through its Start-Up Advisory Service, the Leibniz Association supports start-up projects initiated within the Leibniz Institutes. The Leibniz Start-Up Prize recognises projects with particularly innovative, viable business ideas.

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  2. Cooperation with businesses

    Leibniz institutions are involved in a wide range of subjects. Our transfer services are correspondingly innovative and diverse. Leibniz Transfer acts as a first point of call and facilitates contacts with Leibniz institutions.

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  3. ExpResViP – Exploitation of Research Results through Visual Patent Retrieval

    The ExpResViP joint project develops a search tool that uses the information from visual elements in patent documents.

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  4. Leibniz Transfer funding programme

    The Leibniz Transfer funding programme funds projects that intensify knowledge transfer from all areas of science to society, industry and policymakers.

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Contact
Christine Wennrich
Head of Division Leibniz Transfer
Leibniz Association
Chausseestraße 111
10115 Berlin
T +49 30 206049 310
wennrich@leibniz-gemeinschaft.de