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Three innovation networks join forces to drive healthcare innovation

BioM, bioRN and ESMT Berlin are joining forces to form a new network designed to forge closer links between the leading life sciences regions of Bavaria, the Rhine-Neckar region and Berlin. The newly founded “Unified Hub for Healthcare Innovation” aims to translate scientific findings more quickly into marketable healthcare solutions and high-growth companies. The initiative brings together two established biotechnology clusters with ESMT Berlin’s DEEP Institute for Deep Tech Innovation. Together, the partners aim to bring together research institutions, start-ups, industrial companies and investors across regional boundaries and to strengthen technology transfer.
23/07/2026

The focus is on expanding joint innovation programmes, supporting start-ups at various stages of development, and facilitating networking with experienced entrepreneurs, investors and industry partners. Furthermore, the aim is to raise the international profile of the German health innovation ecosystem. The collaboration builds on shared experience within the Creative Destruction Lab Berlin Health Stream, which supports science-based start-ups in developing marketable business models. In future, this initiative is to be further developed and supplemented with additional programmes that support the journey from research to commercialisation. With the Unified Hub, the partners are adopting a nationally coordinated approach to health innovation. Rather than establishing new regional structures, the aim is to pool existing strengths and link them more closely together. This creates an expanded network for companies, researchers and founders, designed to facilitate access to expertise, industry partners and funding opportunities.

News from “LUMITOS AG” dated 23 July 2026

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