Technology Transfer for the Max Planck Society
Max Planck Innovation is responsible for technology transfer from the research institutes of the Max Planck Society.
The Max Planck Society (MPG) operates as Germany’s most successful organization in basic research and is worldrenowned for its cutting-edge research. In many cases this cutting-edge research also forms the basis for innovative products and services that are implemented through licensing and spin-off companies.
Thus we perform an important task: the transfer of basic research results into products, which contribute to the economic and social progress.
50 years of Max Planck innovation - 50 years of technology transfer for the Max Planck Society
Max Planck Innovation celebrates its 50th anniversary. On this occasion, MaxPlanckResearch reports on success stories, researchers and founders, companies, perspectives and the path from ideas to products.
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Invention
We advise and support scientists in the evaluation and patenting of research results while helping to establish the best success in the market.
Foundation
Do you have a business idea? If so, talk to us! We offer founders a comprehensive range of services from evaluating a spin-off project through to fundraising support.
Industry
We provide future-oriented companies with access to the patented inventions and know-how of the Max Planck Institutes and offer them licensing opportunities.
Technology Offers
Sensors, Devices & Components
Multifunctional RFID-based Platform for Animal Observation and Manipulation
New Materials
Bioinspired Liquid-Superrepellent Fibrillar Dry Adhesives
Analytics
Novel method for analysis of complex carbohydrate structures by ion-mobility mass spectrometry (IM-MS)
IT / Software / Bioinformatics
Novel protein expression optimization method combining machine learning with insights from mechanistic modelling of mRNA translation
Processes and Methods
Free Standing Dry and Stable Nanoporous Polymer Films Made through Mechanical Deformation
Medicine
First in class “semi-live” RNA vaccines against SARS-CoV-2, RSV and other respiratory viruses
Research Tools
A novel type of influenza A virus-derived Defective interfering Particle for antiviral therapy
Imaging & Microscopy
Method for the Calibration of a Microscope Setup
News
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Bram Wijlands becomes second managing director of Max Planck Innovation
MPG strengthens spin-off area with independent management
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FLASH 2 is well received in research
New MRI procedure offers immense advantages in pediatric radiology
Press release
BiondVax signs exclusive license agreement
Novel anti-IL-17 antibody for treatment of autoimmune and inflammatory diseases
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7 million euros for MPG spin-out Proxima Fusion
Development of fusion power plants as a clean and reliable energy source
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MPG spin-off Thermosome starts Phase I trial
First patient dosed with lead program THE001 for the treatment of soft tissue sarcoma
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New method for micromanipulation goes into practice
With FLUCS, the development of embryos can be controlled
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Life Science Inventions on the Biovaria
Innovative technologies with high potential for pharmaceutical and biotech companies
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