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Tobias Winzer
Chemnitz. The Fraunhofer Institute for Electronic Nano Systems (ENAS) from Chemnitz has opened an office in Regensburg. The "Innovation Office" is located in the "TechBase" innovation and start-up center, according to a Fraunhofer press release. The institute is thus creating optimal conditions to offer top-level research services in southern Germany and to develop future technologies in close proximity to regional customers and partners.
With the opening, the institute is expanding its presence and visibility in southern Germany in addition to its headquarters in Chemnitz and a location in Paderborn. The aim is to further strengthen long-standing business relationships with regional players from industry and science, to establish a platform for the exchange of research ideas and for networking and to create points of contact for new collaborations in the field of research and development.
"A unique and stimulating ecosystem - comparable to the one in Chemnitz"
"Greater Regensburg is a highly dynamic and fast-growing region," explains Prof. Dr. Harald Kuhn, Director of Fraunhofer ENAS. "A lively start-up scene, renowned high-tech companies, numerous small and medium-sized enterprises as well as first-class research institutions and universities form a unique and stimulating ecosystem here - comparable to that in Chemnitz."
Customers and partners in Eastern Bavaria will benefit from the Chemnitz institute's key expertise in the field of smart systems. "Together, we can develop innovative products even faster and more effectively and transfer them to application," says Kuhn.
