Welcome to the homepage of the Bioeconomy Science Hub.

 

Here you will soon find information on the topic of bioeconomy in Hohenheim and beyond.

 

Our website is currently under construction. Thank you for your patience!

INSPIRE2Start

The new INSPIRE2Start hub offers support for students and scientists in the Stuttgart region who are interested in starting their own business. It is an initiative of colleges and universities in the Stuttgart region that has set itself the task of promoting entrepreneurship. Anyone interested in founding a company or start-ups will find the right contacts here.

The University of Hohenheim contributes its expertise in research and start-up support to the network, particularly through the InnoGreenhouse.

More information is available here.

The position paper “Developing a sustainable bioeconomy now!”

In this eight-point paper, leading experts call on politicians to provide decisive support for the bioeconomy in order to strengthen Germany as a business location and tackle global challenges.

Download position paper in German (as of February 25, 2025)

Download position paper in English (as of February 25, 2025)

You can also express your support: Sign here

The official press release on the position paper can be found here.

The aim of the Bioeconomy Science Hub is to connect scientists and areas of bioeconomy at the University of Hohenheim with each other and with other national and international partners, such as the European Bioeconomy University (EBU). The interdisciplinary exchange is intended to support initiatives in research and teaching. Strong partnerships increase the chances of success when applying for multi- or interdisciplinary project consortia.


Through the continuous development of networking-supporting building blocks, a format tailored to Hohenheim will be established, which will also allow the Hohenheim Bioeconomy Science Hub to supplement and open up suitable cooperation formats for external stakeholders and networking partners.


In addition, those interested in the bioeconomy can find a wealth of information and learning materials on the topic of the bioeconomy in the Education Center, which can be used for various internal and external target groups.

Prof. Dr. Iris Lewandowski

As Chief Bioeconomy Officer (CBO) at the University of Hohenheim, Prof. Lewandowski is responsible for the focus area of bioeconomy. Her tasks include the strategic development of this university-wide research focus and the promotion of bioeconomy at the research policy level.