Three leading edge clusters are actively involved as partner network:

Munich Biotech Cluster m⁴

Greater Munich is one of the leading biotechnology locations in both Germany and Europe. What distinguishes the Munich m⁴ Biotech Cluster is its close networking of industry and academic research. Two thirds of the companies are small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and most of these are spin-offs from the excellent academic institutions of Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität (LMU), Technische Universität München (TUM), the Max Planck Institutes working in the bioscience field and Helmholtz Zentrum München. And then there are the branches of the globally active biotech and pharmaceutical companies (non-SMEs), as well as suppliers and service providers.   m4 munich biotech cluster

Medical Valley EMN
The Medical Valley European Metropolitan Region Nuremberg (EMN) is one of the most economically powerful and scientifically active medical engineering clusters in the world. Renowned partners from industry, research, healthcare and politics have come together to form an interdisciplinary network. Their common goal is to come up with successful solutions for the healthcare of tomorrow.   Medical Valley EMN 

MicroTec Südwest

The cluster brings together over 1,200 researchers from more than 350 companies, organizations, universities, and research institutes, making MicroTEC Südwest one of the largest technology networks in Europe. Roughly one in seven patents granted worldwide in this field comes from the cluster region.   MicroTEC Südwest