STANDING STILL DOESN'T CHANGE ANYTHING. THAT'S WHY WE'RE ALWAYS ON THE MOVE. AND OFTEN IN CONVERSATION.
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Our host Thomas Ramge asks: Hendrik Dietz, Professor of Biophysics at the Technical University of Munich and co-founder of the nano-tech startups Tilibit and Nanogami.
Listen to the episode on Spotify (in German).
Listen to the episode on Spotify (in German).
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Read about the [launch of the first SPRIND Challenge 'A quantum shift for new antiviral agents' in this article] (https://www.sprind.org/en/articles/first-sprind-challenge/).
Our host Thomas Ramge asks: Dr. Anne Lamp, founder of the Hamburg-based startup traceless, which develops "natural plastics".
Listen to the episode on Spotify (in German).
Listen to the episode on Spotify (in German).
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A plea by Rafael Laguna de la Vera and Erich Clementi.
Read the article here. (in German)
Read the article here. (in German)
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Our host Thomas Ramge asks: Benjamin List, winner of the Nobel Prize in Chemistry and Director at the Max Planck Institute for Coal Research in Mühlheim an der Ruhr.
Listen to the podcast episode on Spotify (in German).
Listen to the podcast episode on Spotify (in German).
What risks came along with vaccine development? How do profit orientation and patient welfare fit together? And why can't money guarantee innovative solutions? BioNTech founders Özlem Türeci and Uğur Şahin in conversation.
Read the interview with Özlem Türeci and Uğur Şahin (in German).
Read the interview with Özlem Türeci and Uğur Şahin (in German).
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What have we learned in times of remote learning? Why should our schools become more digital? And how do we create a new diversity in politics?
Read the interview with Verena Pausder (in German).
Read the interview with Verena Pausder (in German).
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How do we bring stability and innovation together? How do we solve the systemic problems of digitalization? And what needs to happen for the German innovation agencies to be successful?
Read the interview with Katrin Suder (in German).
Read the interview with Katrin Suder (in German).
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"Bei Spunginnovationen geht es nicht darum immer weiter zu optimieren, sondern grundsätzlich zu erneuern. Eine Sprunginnovation verändert die Welt grundlegend. Wirtschaftliche Macht verschiebt sich. Radikal neue Technologie hat manchmal sogar die Kraft, politische Systeme zu Fall zu bringen und neue zu erschaffen. Wir brauchen Sprunginnovationen gegen den Klimawandel, Armut und die großen Krankheiten. “Sprunginnovation” ist ein technisch fundiertes, wirtschaftlich weitsichtiges und politisch optimistisches Buch. Es analysiert die Voraussetzungen für Sprunginnovationen und erzählt von vielen spannenden Menschen, die sie vorantreiben."
The book is available since 22.09.2021 at Ullstein Buchverlag.
Here you can order the book "Sprunginnovation" (in German).
The book is available since 22.09.2021 at Ullstein Buchverlag.
Here you can order the book "Sprunginnovation" (in German).
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In a series of interviews, SPRIND talks to new thinkers from the world of of innovation, science and business. In conversation today.
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Read the article
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In a series of interviews, SPRIND talks to new thinkers from the world of of innovation, science and business. In conversation today.
Read the article.
Read the article.
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Our SPRIND T-shirt alone won't be enough to change that. But it obviously sparks something. We are very excited about all the support we have received.
Here you can see all the #SPRINDfluencers sharing their support.
Here you can see all the #SPRINDfluencers sharing their support.
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A conversation about open source and hacktivism, the interplay between innovation and politics, and what Taiwan learned from the Corona crisis.
"So while of course I am the digital minister of Taiwan, I’m also still a hacktivist, I’m kind of starting new ventures, too."
To the video with Audrey Tang.
"So while of course I am the digital minister of Taiwan, I’m also still a hacktivist, I’m kind of starting new ventures, too."
To the video with Audrey Tang.
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In a series of interviews, SPRIND talks to new thinkers from the world of of innovation, science and business.
Read the article
Read the article
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In a series of interviews, SPRIND talks to new thinkers from the world of of innovation, science and business.
Read the conversation with Barbara Diehl
Read the conversation with Barbara Diehl
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SPRIND was founded last year as an agency owned by the Federal Republic of Germany and dedicated to locating and promoting disruptive innovations. SPRIND is financing projects that are not eligible for private-sector funding due to still-unforeseeable prospects for commercial exploitation.
Go to article CLOSING THE GAP
Go to article CLOSING THE GAP
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From now on, five women and five men with proven expertise in science, business and politics will accompany the activities of SPRIND.
All important information and decisions from the supervisory board meeting can be found here.
All important information and decisions from the supervisory board meeting can be found here.
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"I would replace the “German fear” gene with a courage gene. We have achieved so much in Germany and Europe in the last 75 years. 120 years ago, the physics and chemistry books were written in German. We invented entire industries and were the world’s pharmacy."
Go to article WELCOME INSIDE
Go to article WELCOME INSIDE
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Meet us IN REAL LIFE – or in VR. But always in person.
Our event schedule.
Our event schedule.
8 NOVEMBER 2021: FORUM DIGITAL: THE NEXT BIG THING?
How does the state promote innovation? An event organized by the Konrad Adenauer Foundation.
In the "forum digital" series, representatives of various government funding institutions discuss how government innovation funding can succeed. Among them: Rafael Laguna de la Vera, founding director of SPRIND.
Further information and registration here. (Event in German).
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There's more to come. Check out the overview of all upcoming events.
How does the state promote innovation? An event organized by the Konrad Adenauer Foundation.
In the "forum digital" series, representatives of various government funding institutions discuss how government innovation funding can succeed. Among them: Rafael Laguna de la Vera, founding director of SPRIND.
Further information and registration here. (Event in German).
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There's more to come. Check out the overview of all upcoming events.