Innovation mission Germany: Regenerative Medicine

Regenerative medicine is a rapidly growing biomedical research, technology, and patient care area. It aims to develop patients game-changing therapies to help our bodies restore or regenerate cells, tissues, and organs damaged by injury, aging, cancer, and disease. 

Regenerative medicine is a rapidly advancing field in the Netherlands and Germany. With its proximity, excellent research infrastructure, and strength in production, Germany is a valuable partner for the Dutch RegMed ecosystem. During the visiting program, we bring experts from both ecosystems to connect, explore research and development opportunities dedicated to bringing regenerative medicine solutions to patients, and collaborate on creating a new industrial sector. 

For whom?

If you are an entrepreneur, researcher, engineer, clinician, ethicist, business developer, affiliated with a knowledge institution, (academic) medical center, (technology) company, or patient organization, and are you active in the theme mentioned above, participating in this mission could be of interest to you.

What's in it for you? 

This visit program allows you to be right in the center of the German developments in Regenerative Medicine. This innovation mission will focus on the vibrant Munich and Berlin ecosystems, with possible stops being the Charité, Bayer, the Berlin Institute of Health, Helmholtz Pioneer Campus, and BioM. There will also be plenty of networking opportunities in which important stakeholders from other regions in the South and East of Germany, such as Fraunhofer IPA and the BioPark Regensburg, will be present.

Programme

The Netherlands Enterprise Agency and the Innovation Network in Germany developed the mission programme in collaboration with RegMedXB and Health~Holland. Below you can download the draft programme. We aim to consider the wishes of mission participants as much as possible when determining the final programme. 

Costs 

The costs for participation in the innovation mission are € 250 per person. This includes participation in the joint program, transfers within Berlin and Munich, and lunch and dinners that are mentioned in the final program. Participation fee excludes all other travels, train transfer from Berlin to Munich, accommodation costs, and all individual costs.

Participation 

It is no longer possible te register.

Definitive participation depends on the number of available places and how well your organization fits within the scope and objective of this mission.

Want to know more? 

If you have any further questions, please contact:

Niels van Leeuwen, Senior Advisor International R&D cooperation Life Sciences & Health  
E: niels.vanleeuwen@rvo.nl   
M: +31 (0) 6 5256 3310

Or send an email to innovatiemissies@rvo.nl.