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Structure of Joint Industrial and Academic Cooperation

in the Field of Bioeconomy in Germany

17. 11. 2015; Moscow

Cooperation between Russia and Germany in Bioeconomy

Dr. Manfred KircherChairman Advisory Board CLIB2021

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Kyoto GHG Emissiontargets

Strong and Urgent Driver:

CO2-Emission to be Reduced

To limit Global Warming to 2°C:1000 Gigatonnes CO2-Budget left

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Merkel at G7 Summit 2015:

......we emphasize that

deep cuts in global

greenhouse gas emissions

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decarbonisation of the global economy

over the course of this century.....

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German Government:Bioeconomy a Priority

Deutscher Bioökonomierat:Bioeconomy Advice to Government

• Independent Advisory Board to the German Federal Government

• Advice– Position statements– Events on relevant issues– Promotes vision of the bioeconomy to broader society

• Oriented both towards long-term objectivesas well as current policy requirements.

• 17 members• Established in 2009• www.biooekonomierat.de

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German Models of Joint Industrial & Academic Cooperation

• Institutions– Industrial & academic R&D projects

– Liaison & Technology Transfer Offices at Universities

– Regional Partnering Organisations

• Regional Development in Germany– Focus on State/Region „Bundesland“

– Centered on R&D/Pilot Plant/Industrial Site In the Region

– Reaching out internationally

• Connecting German & International Stakeholders– R&D/Education/Licencing/Implementation

– Regional/Domestic/Global Interaction

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Academic PartneringExample: RWTH Aachen; Faculty Biotechnology

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University Partnering SupportExample: RWTH Aachen Liaison Office

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University Technology TransferExample: Provendis

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German Models of Joint Industrial & Academic Cooperation

• Institutions– Industrial & academic R&D projects

– Liaison & Technology Transfer Offices at Universities

– Regional Partnering Organisations

• Regional Development– Focus on State/Region „Bundesland“

– Centered on R&D/Pilot Plant/Industrial Site In the Region

– Reaching out internationally

• Connecting German & International Stakeholders– R&D/Education/Licencing/Implementation

– Regional/Domestic/Global Interaction

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BavariaIBB Netzwerk GmbH

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BavariaResearch Center Renewable Feedstock; Straubing

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BavariaClariant Bio-Ethanol Pilot; Straubing

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HessenHessen Trade & Invest – Biotechnology

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Hessen- 3 Universities cooperate in

Synthetic Biology, Fungi- & Insect-Biotechnology

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Baden-WürttembergBIO PRO

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Baden-Württemberg- Universität Hohenheim

implements Bioeconomy Program

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North Rhine-WestphaliaBIO.NRW

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CLIB2021- 3 Universities + FZ Juelich

run CLIB-Technology Cluster

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CLIB2021- 3 Universities run Graduate Cluster Industrial Biotechnology

• Doctoral programme at 3 partner universities (2009-2016)

• > 140 PhD students in the program, > 60 alumni so far

• Basic research, industrial internship

training next generation biotechnologists and (bio-) chemical engineers

technology transfer (projects and people)

Sachsen-AnhaltSpitzencluster Bioökonomie runsPilot Plant integrated in an Industrial Site

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German Models of Joint Industrial & Academic Cooperation

• Institutions– Industrial & academic R&D projects

– Liaison & Technology Transfer Offices at Universities

– Regional Partnering Organisations

• Regional Development– Focus on State/Region „Bundesland“

– Centered on R&D/Pilot Plant/Industrial Site In the Region

– Reaching out internationally

• Connecting German & International Stakeholders– R&D/Education/Licencing/Implementation

– Regional/Domestic/Global Interaction

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3BI: Spitzencluster Bioökonomie (DE); Biobased Delta (NL); Biovale (GB); IAR (F)

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CLIB2021International Open Innovation Platform

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• Education

• Science

• Development

• Scale-up

• Implementation

• Investing

• Founding

CLIB2021Education: 3 Universities run Graduate Cluster

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CLIB2021 R&D: Technologies along the Value Chain

Logo: selected CLIB membersText: selected CLIB partners

SupplierOperations

CustomerTechnology

Research

Logo: selected CLIB membersText: selected CLIB partners

ThyssenKrupp Steel

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CLIB2021Implementation: the EU Vanguard Initiative

Regional Smart Specialization

Improving Pillars of Competitiveness atthe regional level

Matching strategic roadmaps betweenregional, national and EU policy level

Cooperation

Interregional cooperation andharmonization

Aligning strategic investments

Industries

Transforming and emerging industries

Regions in the Vanguard-Initiative Smart Specialization

CLIB2021 in North Rhine-Westphalia- Regional Innovation Network NRW

RIN: „Model Region for Innovative and Sustainable Material Flow”

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Funded by :

CLIB2021 in Europe: Fl-NL-NRW the leading EU Industrial mega-Cluster

Population: 40.9 M

GDP: 1,382 bn EUR

GDP/capita: 33,572 EUR

Industry: 25 % of GDP

Agro&Food: 150 bn EUR

Chemical Ind.: 168 bn EUR

Population: 17 MGDP: 579 Bn EuroGDP/capita: 34,059Industry: 29% contr. GDPChemical: 60 Bn Euro Revenue

Population: 17,5 MGDP: 582 Bn EuroGDP/capita: 33,257Industry: 25.4% contr. GDPChemical: 65 Bn Euro Revenue

Population: 6.35 MGDP: 221 Bn EuroGDP/capita: 33,400Industry: 19.5% contr. GDPChemical: 43 Bn Euro Revenue

CLIB2021 in Europe: FL-NL-NRW kick-off BIG-C: Bio-Innovation Growth mega-Cluster

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CLIB2021 beyond Europe:Active in the Americas, Russia and Asia

Russia

BrazilCanada

Malaysia

2012201120102009

China

2016

You are invited:CLIB International Conference 2016

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