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„Life Science marketing activity at the Baltic Sea – Polish-German Life Science Forum“

„Life Science marketing activity at the Baltic Sea – Polish-German Life Science Forum“. Dr. Heinrich Cuypers & Liane Lewerentz, BioCon Valley GmbH, Greifswald-Rostock, Germany. Backround.

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„Life Science marketing activity at the Baltic Sea – Polish-German Life Science Forum“

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  1. „Life Science marketing activity at the Baltic Sea – Polish-German LifeScience Forum“ Dr. Heinrich Cuypers & Liane Lewerentz, BioCon Valley GmbH, Greifswald-Rostock, Germany

  2. Backround Polish-German cross-border co-operation in the field of Life Science and Biotechnology in the Baltic Sea Region is very low In the Szczecin Region marginal existence of networks between research and industry First approaches of BioCon Valley to network the regions: - D-Pl Biotech Forum 2002, BioTechnikum Greifswald, Germany D-Pl Networking Day 2006, Szczecin, Poland Study „Biotechnology in Poland“, 2006 Conclusion: Existing potential, but very little developed

  3. Project targets: Systematic collection of actors and competencies in research and industry in the region of the University towns Greifswald and Szczecin Demand-oriented networking of cross-border research and development in the field of Life Science Mobilisation of international EU-joint research projects Strengthening the economic use in Start-ups and SMEs If required extension of cross-border co-operation in the entire South Baltic Region („Proof of concept“)

  4. The Region Greifswald 3 / 3 institutes of research in the area of Greifswald / Szczecin 24 / 2 companies in the area of Greifswald / Szczecin Szczecin

  5. Centres of Life Science - Research Szczecin: • University of Szczecin, founded 1984, 24.000 students • Zachodniopomorski Uniwersytet Technologiczny w Szczecinie, since 1.1. 2009 as a merger of the Technical University, founded 1946, and the Agriculural Academy, founded. 1954, in total 18.500 students • Pomorska Akademia Medyczna, founded 1948, 1.478 stud. Greifswald: • University of Greifswald, founded 1456, 11.901 students • Med. Fac.: 1.696 students • Math. Scientific. Fac. (Bio, Pharma, Chemistry): 2.963 students • Leibniz-Institut für Plasmaforschung und Technologie(INP), about 140 employees, 2 spin-offs • Friedrich Löffler Institute for Animal Health, Island of Riems, about 330 emloyees, until 2010 about 140 more employees

  6. Initiation Planning since summer 2008 Application - Program of the International Office of the Federal Ministry of Research and Education (BMBF BI) - Deadline: August 22nd 2008 Beginning 1. Dezember – runtime 1 year (30.11.2009) Budget: EUR 50.000 Partner: ZCZT West-Pomeranian Centre of Advanced Technologies, Szczecin December 1rst 2008: start of work of the Project co-ordinator  Mrs. Liane Lewerentz Project manager: Dr. Heinrich Cuypers Inaugural visit Dec.12./13.2008 in Szczecin, Mrs. Prof. Miroslawa El Fray, ZCZT (West-Pomeranian Centre of Advanced Technologies) / West Pomeranian Technical University of Szczecin Kick-Off Workshop Jan. 15. 2009 at the BMBF BI in Bonn

  7. Methodology / Instruments Contact point: Systematic und detailed collection of key personnel in research and industry within the region Linking of compatible co-operation partners Activation and mobilisation of economic potential international conference, which gathers the main focus of the project and which takes into consideration the co-operation interests with the following priorities: „Life Science Forum“ – Presentations in the domain of basic research, applied sciences and technology transfer in research and industry „Life Science Partnering“ - opportunity to meet and find partners in the field of research and economy „Life Science EU Workshop: How to write a successful FP7 Proposal?“ PR (Internet platform, idw-online, cordis, alphagalileo)

  8. “Polish-German Life Science Forum”Venue: Hotel Radisson SAS, Plac Rodła 10, Szczecin, PolandConference Program, Sept. 2009; draft Day 1 Plenary Session (Room I and II) Day 2 Polish-German Life Science - Plenary Session (Room I)

  9. Expected results: This Project should serve: To collect and link potentials in research and industry in the University towns of Greifswald and Szczecin, To connect cross-border young start-up companies and centres of research as well as To exploit specific opportunities offered by the EU To strengthen research and economy within the regions and to boost the international competitiveness (“critical mass“) under the premise of sustainability

  10. Prospects Life Science and Health Economy in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Baltic Center forBiotechnology and Innovative Diagnostics Road Map Polish-German Life Science Cooperation & Network Organisational projects Scientific/commercial projects e.g. a: molecular medicine/diagnostics; b: biomaterials; c: inflammation; d: plant bioetch e: industrial biotech project c project d project a project e project b EU Interreg IVa /South Baltic /Pomerania BMBF IB 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

  11. Kontakt: Life Science Dr. Wolfgang Blank (wb@bcv.org) Dr. Heinrich Cuypers (hc@bcv.org) Gesundheitswirtschaft Andreas Szur (asz@bcv.org) Dziękuję  Life Science und Gesundheitswirtschaft in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern www.bcv.org www.scanbalt.org

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