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From March 31 to April 4, 2025, HANNOVER MESSE will showcase technologies for a networked and climate-neutral industry and provide a global stage for discourse between industry, politics, science and society.

The Federal Agency for Breakthrough Innovation will once again be present at the Hannover Messe to introduce SPRIND. SPRIND team members are looking forward to meeting interested visitors at the BMBF stand to provide insights into our work and how projects can be submitted.

SPRIND will also be presenting an exciting project on CO₂-free cement together with oliment.

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At VENTURE SPRIND visionary teams and exceptional investors will showcase innovative solutions from Deep Tech, BioTech, and Life Sciences. Join 250+ investors and 50+ start-ups in Berlin.

This is an invite-only event. If you are an investor and would like to participate in Venture SPRIND, please contact events@sprind.org.

The Free State of Thuringia has excellent universities, universities of applied sciences and research institutes whose research results have high transfer potential. Added to this is an efficient economy characterized by small and medium-sized enterprises. On this basis, key technologies can emerge as pioneers for the world of tomorrow. InnoCON, as the leading innovation policy event of the Free State of Thuringia, is focusing on this topic this year.

In his keynote speech, Andreas Zaby, Innovation Manager at SPRIND, will explain to participants what SPRIND offers to support and finance breakthrough innovations. Afterwards, he will be available for discussions at the InnoMARKT.

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SPRIND at MACHN25! The festival for tech, business and art stands for Central German innovation, creativity and maker spirit - and offers founders, start-ups, companies and creatives a platform for supra-regional networking, knowledge transfer and inspiring exchange in the historic location of Leipzig's Baumwollspinnerei.

Thomas Ramge, host of the SPRIND podcast, will discuss live on site with Prof. Dr. Heidemarie Krüger, Head of the Quantum Detection Research Department at the Leibniz Institute of Photonic Technology (Leibniz IPHT), how a neuromorphic chip could support the industry. He will also talk to Markus Zweckstetter, research group leader, professor at the University of Göttingen and group leader at the German Center for Neurodegenerative Diseases, about his promising Alzheimer's research.

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