Innovative High-tech Companies
Max Planck Innovation began its professional support of spin-offs from the Max Planck Society in 1990. Since then, 96 spin-offs have been created, employing a staff of about 2,720 all in high-tech industry sectors.
Saarbrücken | 1994 | |
Wildau/Magdeburg | 2008 | |
St. Augustin | 2001 | |
Maastricht | 1996 | |
Unterschleissheim |
2009 | |
Tübingen | 2000 | |
Stuttgart | 2005 | |
Holzgerlingen | 2003 | |
force evolution LLC | USA/Saarbrücken | 2003 |
Heidelberg | 1999 | |
Berlin | 1990 | |
Berlin | 2000 | |
Cologne | 2004 | |
Martinsried | 2001 | |
Göttingen | 2003 | |
Göttingen | 1991 | |
Munich | 2001 | |
Martinsried | 2007 | |
Physiker Büro Berlin Dr. Arne Lorenzen | Berlin | 1991 |
Regensburg | 1997 | |
Rapid Sampling Technologies AG | Magdeburg | 2005 |
Goslar | 2000 | |
Framersheim | 2001 | |
Darmstadt | 2000 | |
USA | 2003 | |
Heidelberg | 2003 |
