Leipzig’s “Alte Messe,” the city’s old trade fair complex, is steeped in tradition. At the heart of this historic location, we provide support for stakeholders in the biotechnology, life sciences, and healthcare industries. Follow us to learn more about the synergy between business, science, and research on the BioCity Campus Leipzig!
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The BioCity Campus: Where Success Stories Are Written
The southeast of the city of Leipzig, at the heart of Germany, is home to Saxony’s booming biotechnology sector. Leipzig is known as a city of poets and philosophers thanks to its many renowned former residents, and it has been a hub for companies and research institutions in the fields of red biotechnology, life science, and healthcare since 2003. The location of the BioCity Campus on the grounds of the “Alte Messe” complex boasts excellent infrastructure, helping to promote synergy and fruitful partnerships between the various stakeholders and organizations located there.
BIO CITY LEIPZIG is the nucleus of the campus. It serves as an incubator for burgeoning companies with a focus on life science. It is also home to Leipzig University’s Centre for Biotechnology and Biomedicine (BBZ).
Companies such as c-Lecta GmbH already benefit from the many advantages this biotechnology campus has to offer, and it has helped their visions become a reality. Come and write your own success story at the BioCity Campus in Leipzig.
Do your Christmas shopping and donate to charity at the same time? That works! On Tuesday, December 5, 2023 from 12 p.m. to 15 p.m., the BIO CITY Community will host the Christmas market, which has already become a valued tradition, for a good cause in the foyer of BIO CITY LEIPZIG. Guests are also welcome.
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Thanks to global warming, diseases such as dengue fever and West Nile virus will also become a problem in Germany in the next five to ten years, predicts Leipzig researcher Sebastian Ulbert.
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An international research team led by Mira and Christoph Pöhlker has summarized the knowledge about infectious diseases that are spread through the air we breathe and published it in a review article in the journal “Reviews of Modern Physics”.
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UKL neurologist Prof. Dr. Dorothee Saur gives honest answers to the most important questions: early forms can be slowed down, long-term effects are still unclear
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André Hofmann (CEO)
biosaxony Management GmbH
Deutscher Platz 5c, 04103 Leipzig, Germany