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The InfectoGnostics Research Campus Jena participated in the Diagnostics-4-Future Conference, held in Konstanz on 21–22 October 2026, with a session jointly organised with BioLAGO, scientific contributions from its partner network and a presence in the industry exhibition. The session, entitled…

On the occasion of German Biotech Days (DBT) 2026 in Leipzig, the Working Group of the German BioRegions once again presented its renowned Innovation Award on 21 April 2026. For the past 19 years, the award has honored innovative biotechnological ideas that have been patented or filed for patent…

The InfectoGnostics Research Campus presented itself alongside several campus partners at the AMR Conference 2026 in Basel. The focus was on new technologies for infection research and diagnostics, as well as the exchange of ideas on the use of AI-supported applications in the healthcare sector.

InfectoGnostics showcased new results from the AVATAR consortium and our flagship projects at MEDICA 2025, together with strong Thuringian partners at the LEG joint booth in Diagnostics Hall 3.

InfectoGnostics becomes part of the strong global AMR network

Nearly €8 million for seven new projects – this is the amount the InfectoGnostics Research Campus Jena has secured for the next four years. The public-private partnership for innovative solutions in infection diagnostics is thus entering the third and final phase of the federal funding initiative.

The Diversity Charter promotes the recognition, appreciation, and inclusion of diversity in the world of work.

applyo Jena, DeepEn, and Fluidect – three dynamic startups from the InfectoGnostics Research Campus Jena have successfully closed funding rounds to further develop their technologies and accelerate market entry. These companies exemplify the successful transfer of cutting-edge research into…

The upcoming AMR Conference will feature a pivotal session moderated by Jens Hellwage (InfectoGnostics Research Campus Jena) and supported by the Thuringian Cluster Management.

About 200 participants, including researchers, guests and interested members of the public, came together at media docs in Lübeck from 16 to 17 April to discuss the anonymization of personal data