📋 Tender Overview
July 4, 2025
From climate-approved urban development to immunotherapy: a total of 24 projects from universities and university clinic in Ansbach, Augsburg, Bayreuth, Coburg, Deggendorf, Erlangen-Nuremberg, Freising, Hof, Kempten, Munich, Neu-Ulm, Regensburg and Wurzburg funded-Blume: Bavaria is the land of the maker
MUNICH. From climate -packed urban development to immunotherapies: We strengthen the technology transfer between science and research as well as small and medium -sized companies with around 47 million euros from the European Fund for Regional Development. 24 innovative projects in Bavaria benefit. Science Minister Markus Blume announced today in Munich. Blume emphasizes: Bavaria is not only the land of thinkers, but also the land of the makers. From Munich to Hof, the funded projects at our universities and university clinic bring future technologies directly into practice - in line with our high -tech agenda Bavaria. Small and medium -sized companies in the area benefit enormously from top research in areas such as digitization, artificial intelligence, sustainability and energy supply. We give these ideas from the theory to start in the economy.
The EU funding program ERRE
The European Fund for Regional Development (EFRE) supports projects for technology transfer between a university or a university hospital and several Bavarian, especially small and medium -sized companies (SMEs). With the aim of stimulating further innovations, especially in SMEs, the companies should be supported in current issues. The EUs platform has now set up the Strategic Technologies for Europe (Step) platform in order to promote the introduction and expansion of digital technologies, technology -intensive innovations, environmentally friendly and resource -efficient technologies and biotechnologies in the Union. The content of the funded projects aims at these focus fields. The projects are to be funded for a period of three years.
The projects of the current support round are located at the universities in Ansbach, Augsburg, Bayreuth, Coburg, Deggendorf, Erlangen-Nuremberg, Freising, Hof, Kempten, Munich, Neu-Ulm, Regensburg and Wurzburg. The following projects are supported as part of the current funding period:
HAW Ansbach: Platform for Resilient Integration of Smarter Energy Systems (Prisma)
TH Augsburg: Flexibility Optimization and Resource Management for Computing Energy of Ai Applications (Force-Ai)
University of Bayreuth:
Efficient test planning through intelligent data analysis and experimental use in cooperation (Evidence)
TwinTransformation4KMU (TT4KMU)
Additive manufacture of hierarchically structured 3D scaffolding for biomedical applications and bioanalytics (BI3DAN)
Automated simulation control through intelligent language and text models (assist)
HAW Coburg: Resource -saving, energy -efficient and sovereign production systems for the future (inadditive)
Th deggendorf:
Closing of fabric circuits and transformation of the production processes for emission -free glass production (Remelt4Zero)
Allianz for generative AI in the Bavarian Forest (Frainderl)
Friedrich-Alexander University Erlangen-Nuremberg:
Performance electronic systems for electrified roads (PSE4eroad)
Recovery of pharmaceutical, pharmaceutical active ingredients from altar zing, production residues and industrial false characters (active ingredient recovery)
Innovative AI supported digital twins for increasing energy efficiency and electrification of the chemical process industry (ideal chem)
HAW Weihenstephan-Triesdorf (Freising): Development of a coupled procedure for CO2-separation and carbonatization for small and medium-sized point sources (hydranate)
Haw Hof:
Realization of a national circular economy by developing an organo-mineral, macro-granulated fertilizer based on residues of animal husbandry with the aim of strengthening the value chains of agricultural production (record)
AI-controlled optimization of the use of recyclates in plastic processing/plastic production (Smartreuse)
HAW Kempten: Transfer platform for efficient, simulation -based vehicle development (trans this)
Ludwig Maximilians University, LMU Clinic, Technical University of Munich, Tum-Klinikum, University Hospital Wurzburg and University of Regensburg: RNA-Valley
HAW Neu-Ulm: Net Zero Smart Factory @ Industrial Metavers (net fact)
OTH Regensburg:
Accelerating Ai-Based Innovations in Smes (AIM SMIt)
Planning and operation of energy systems for SMEs and industrial companies (Planbekin)
TH Wurzburg: Data intelligence for SMEs: Further development of networked value creation to use LLM and RAG technologies (Dig: IT-SMU)
Julius Maximilians University in Wurzburg:
AI-supported planning tool for a climate-adapted green urban development in Bavaria (smart twin)
Digital resilience through AI technologies (direct)
University Hospital Wurzburg together with the Julius Maximilians University in Wurzburg and the Clinic of the Technical University of Munich: Biotechnology innovations for high-end immunotherapies and thermalostics (biofit)
You can find more information on the ERDR program in the Ministry of Science here:
Helena Barsig, spokeswoman, 089 2186 2186
