Research companies in Germany
5 research profiles in Germany. Every profile is hand-reviewed with leadership, certifications, and public sources.
Where does research cluster in Germany?
Berlin (2), Heidelberg (2), and Hamburg (1) Most visible profiles: TissUse, German Cancer Research Center, EMBL Heidelberg, and Max Delbruck Center Berlin-Buch.
Which standards are already visible?
GLP (4) Latest review: 22 March 2026. Review cycle: March 2026.
Research profiles in Germany
5 profiles match the active filter.
TissUse
BerlinGermanyResearch
Berlin organ-on-chip company developing multi-organ microphysiological systems for drug development, toxicology, and advanced human tissue models.
- Lead
- Uwe MarxChief Executive Officer
- Scale
- Research-platform operations
German Cancer Research Center
HeidelbergGermanyResearch
Heidelberg cancer-research flagship integrating oncologic discovery, prevention, translational programmes, and national research infrastructure.
- Lead
- Prof. Dr. Michael BaumannChairman and Scientific Director
- Scale
- Large national oncology-research centre
EMBL Heidelberg
HeidelbergGermanyResearch
Heidelberg European molecular-biology site linking structural biology, genomics, data, and international training infrastructure into the wider cluster.
- Lead
- Jan KorbelInterim Head of Site, EMBL Heidelberg
- Scale
- European molecular-biology flagship site
Max Delbruck Center Berlin-Buch
BerlinGermanyResearch
Berlin-Buch biomedical research centre combining disease-biology programmes, technology platforms, and translational partnerships across the German capital region.
- Lead
- Prof. Dr. Maike SanderChair of the Board and Scientific Director
- Scale
- Large biomedical research centre
Evotec
HamburgGermanyResearch
Hamburg discovery and development platform spanning integrated R&D, translational biology, and industrialized biotech partnerships.
- Lead
- Dr. Christian WojczewskiChief Executive Officer and Chair of the Management Board
- Scale
- Global research platform
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Open briefFrequently asked questions on this category
- What is the difference between research and discovery in this directory?
- Research = institutional capacity (universities, public institutes, translational centers, science parks). Drug Discovery = company-owned IP and pipelines. A research institute generates fundamental knowledge and may translate it into spin-outs; a discovery company commercializes specific candidates.
- Which European institutions lead biotech research?
- Germany hosts the deepest non-profit infrastructure (DKFZ, MDC, Helmholtz Munich, MPI). Switzerland: ETH Zurich, EPFL, Roche Innovation Center. Sweden: Karolinska Institutet, SciLifeLab. Lithuania: Vilnius University Life Sciences Center. Estonia: University of Tartu, Estonian Genome Project. Each institution interfaces with the surrounding industry via translational programs.
- How are research organizations verified in this directory?
- Every profile is hand-reviewed: institutional identity confirmed by primary source, physical site address sourced from official disclosures, research focus and program scope backed by published documentation, and a registry note explaining current research focus and industry-relevance.
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