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Essencemembers of the Cluster Human.Technology.Styria 18 essencemembers of the cluster human.technology.styria. 1 legend Manufacturers Suppliers M MedTech M MedTech P Pharma & BioTech P Pharma & BioTech Research & Education U Universities & Universities of Applied Sciences N Non-university Organisations Services C Consultants H Health Care Providers I Information & Communication Technologies T Technical Services O Other Styria. Micro-enterprises (up to 9 employees, turnover ≤ EUR 2 m ) Where the future Small enterprises (10 to 49 employees, turnover ≤ EUR 10 m ) is taking place. Large enterprises (from 50 employees, turnover > EUR 50 m ) cluster partner Statements page page ams AG ____________________________________13 KML vision OG ______________________________50 4a engineering GmbH ________________________42 Know-Center GmbH _________________________38 Styria is Austria‘s number one state Our info brochure “essence“, lists AAL Austria ________________________________42 Körbler GmbH ______________________________50 AIT Austrian Institute of Technology GmbH ______35 KRATSCHMANN & Partner ____________________27 for innovation and research, and also precisely 117 members, who are Albert Schweitzer Institut für Geriatrie und Lorenz Consult Ziviltechniker GmbH ____________50 Gerontologie ________________________________42 Lugitsch-Strasser GmbH ______________________18 tops the European rankings for re- “essential“ in the most literal sen- Antemo GmbH ______________________________13 M27 FEDAS Management und search and development. This is all se of the word for the research and APUS Software GmbH ________________________43 Beratungs GmbH ____________________________51 AT&S Austria Technologie & Systemtechnik AG ___13 MechaMed GmbH ___________________________18 thanks to the close collaboration bet- economic performance of life scien- AUROX GmbH ______________________________14 Medical University of Graz ____________________38 AUSTIN | BFP Consulting GmbH ________________43 Medovis Healthcare GmbH ____________________19 ween our companies, universities and ces in Styria. Styria is the European Austrian Centre of Industrial Biotechnology (acib) _35 MEON Medical Solutions GmbH & CoKG ________19 research institutes. In particular, this frontrunner with a research quota of B. Braun Melsungen AG_Standort Graz _________14 METEKA GmbH _____________________________19 Berger Medizintechnik GmbH _________________14 Microinnova Engineering GmbH _______________28 applies to Human Technology, which 5.14%. With its universities and re- BioNanoNet Forschungsgesellschaft mbH ________35 MINDCONSOLE GmbH _______________________51 bit media e-solutions GmbH ___________________43 move-ment Personal- und has been a key strength in the Styrian search institutes as well as its innova- BIT Pharma GmbH ___________________________36 Unternehmensberatung GmbH ________________51 Bossard Austria GmbH _______________________44 MTC-Gaich GmbH __________________________20 economy for many years. tive enterprises, the life sciences fi eld Briefcase Biotec GmbH _______________________15 Neuroth AG ________________________________20 is key to achieving such a high quota, BRUCHA Ges.m.b.H – Reinraumbau ____________25 Ortner Reinraumtechnik GmbH ________________28 Carbomed - Medical Solutions GmbH & CoKG ___15 Parsek Information Technologies GmbH _________28 The Human Technology Cluster has not to mention the integral economic CBmed - Center for Biomarker Research in Payer Medical GmbH _________________________29 Medicine ___________________________________36 Perception Park GmbH _______________________29 made a signifi cant contribution to the factor in the region. Please feel free Centre for Action Learning FI GmbH &Co Kg _____44 PIA Automation Austria GmbH ________________29 positive development of the last few to explore the companies, (research) CNSystems Medizintechnik GmbH _____________15 piCHEM Forschungs- und Entwicklungs GmbH ___39 comprei Reinraum-Handel und proceeder Unternehmensberatung GmbH _______52 years. It ensures that synergies are organisations and universities that Schulungs GesmbH ____________________________25 Profi -con Austria GmbH ______________________52 CredoWeb Connecting GmbH _________________44 QM Jöbstl e.U. ______________________________52 well-utilised in the fi eld, and that can be found in the human.techno- CSD Labs GmbH ____________________________16 Qualizyme Diagnostics GmbH & Co KG _________30 Das Kinderwunsch Institut Schenk GmbH ________45 REP Renewable Energy Products GmbH _________20 companies benefi t both from one logy.styria cluster (HTS). Become part Dr. Mag.pharm. Karin Schaupp ________________45 Research Center Pharmaceutical another and from their partnerships of our network, whose task it is to elpack Packaging GmbH ______________________25 Engineering GmbH ___________________________39 en.co.tec Schmid KG _________________________45 R‘n‘B Medical Software Consulting _____________53 with science. create added value for the good of Energie Steiermark AG _______________________46 Roche Diagnostics GmbH _____________________21 EVOLARIS next level GmbH ___________________46 Rubikon Werbeagentur GmbH _________________53 business, politics, and, most import- evon GmbH ________________________________46 Sanlas Holding GmbH ________________________53 antly, society as a whole. EXCELLENCE Gesellschaft für sanSirro GmbH ______________________________21 Wertschöpfung mbH® _______________________47 schepp medtech GmbH ______________________21 EXIAS Medical GmbH ________________________16 Science Park Graz GmbH _____________________39 EXPUTEC GmbH _____________________________47 SES-Tec OG _________________________________30 I wish you inspiring reading. exthex GmbH - explore the excellence __________47 SFG - Steirische FH JOANNEUM Gesellschaft mbH ______________36 Wirtschaftsförderungsgesellschaft m.b.H ________54 focuz kommunikation ________________________48 SMB Pharmaservice GmbH ____________________30 FRAISS – IT Consulting & Mediendesign e.U. _____48 SPACE ONE GmbH ___________________________54 Fraunhofer Austria Research GmbH (FhA) _______37 Spath Micro Electronic Design GmbH ___________54 FRED Fertility Research Education Stadler Sensorik CNC Technik GmbH____________31 Development Gesellschaft mbH ________________37 SteadySense ________________________________22 Fresenius Kabi Austria GmbH __________________16 Steiermärkische Fuchshofer Advanced Manufacturing Krankenanstaltengesellschaft m.b.H. ____________55 - FAM GmbH ________________________________26 Stölzle-Oberglas GmbH _______________________22 fz Strategie & Kommunikation KG ______________48 SVI Austria GmbH ___________________________22 G.L. PHARMA GmbH _________________________17 TAGnology GmbH RFID _______________________53 Graz University of Technology _________________37 telbiomed Medizintechnik und IT Service GmbH __31 HAGE Sondermaschinenbau GmbH & CoKG _____26 THI Total Healthcare Innovation GmbH __________23 Human Research Institut für Gesundheits- tyromotion GmbH ___________________________23 technologie und Präventionsforschung GmbH ____38 University of Graz ___________________________40 HYGline GmbH _____________________________49 VelaLabs GmbH _____________________________55 ImPress MedTech GmbH ______________________17 VESCON Systemtechnik GmbH ________________31 Industriellenvereinigung Steiermark _____________49 VTU Engineering GmbH ______________________32 Barbara Eibinger-Miedl Johann Harer Institut Allergosan GmbH _____________________17 VTU Technology GmbH _______________________32 Minister of Economic Affairs CEO IPP - Ing. Peter Peutler GmbH __________________26 WILD Electronics ____________________________32 JOANNEUM RESEARCH youspi Consulting GmbH _____________________56 Forschungsgesellschaft mbH ___________________27 Zentrum für Wissens- und Technologietransfer Joysys GmbH _______________________________18 in der Medizin GmbH ________________________40 Kinetics Germany GmbH ______________________27 ZETA Biopharma GmbH ______________________33 Kliment & Henhapel Patentanwälte OG _________49 1 The HTS team Interface with the future: the HTS Cluster Johann Harer Gernot Eder Elisabeth Jöbstl CEO Business Development Business Development T +43 316 | 587016 T +43 316 | 587016-14 T +43 316 | 587016-20 The life sciences field builds on two fundamental pillars: science that serves the johann.harer@ gernot.eder@ elisabeth.joebstl@ people, and the best possible marketing for the resulting products. This ensures human.technology.at human.technology.at human.technology.at economic constancy and increasing investment in R&D in equal measure. By networking and establishing stable partnerships, Styria‘s Human Technology Cluster ensures that small, medium-sized and even big businesses and research institutes can make full use of opportunities in a globalised world. Daniela Krasser Christoph Kurre Beryl Pesenhofer Assistant CEO Finance & Controlling Assistant Finance/HR In order to promote cluster members as best we can, an internationally geared T +43 316 | 587016-19 T +43 316 | 587016-15 T +43 316 | 587016-12 daniela.krasser@ christoph.kurre@ beryl.pesenhofer@ strategy has been successfully developed based on regional strengths. In MedTech human.technology.at human.technology.at human.technology.at as well as Pharma & BioTech, the region continues to prove its unique potential. One of the tasks of the HTS Cluster is to turn the international spotlight onto these successes. The strategy is bearing fruit, as can be seen particularly in flagship projects. Styria is attracting widespread attention as
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