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Westfalia, a household name in motorhomes, is to open a production facility in Gotha, Thuringia. Now part of the French Rapido Group, Westfalia turned to the State Development Corporation of Thuringia for help finding a suitable site for…

Thuringian presence on the west coast – business people and scientists put best foot forward on business delegation trip and at SPIE Photonics West.

A record-breaking crowd attended the 10th Thuringian Exporters’ Day (Außenwirtschaftstag) in Suhl at the beginning of March, with more than 230 people coming to hear about current trends and traps for exporters.

The state of Thuringia is creating the best possible environment for companies and investors from all over the world who want to operate from the heart of Europe by expanding its two largest industrial estates, Kölleda-Kiebitzhöhe and…

Attractive investment incentives
Thuringia supports investments in business in a proven way by means of investment subsidies as part of the Joint Scheme for Improving Regional Economic Structures (Gemeinschaftsaufgabe zur Verbesserung der…

6 April 2017
Thuringia IT Exhibition
(IT Leistungsschau Thüringen)
‘The digital revolution’
Jena

April 24 – 28, 2017
Hannover Messe
‘Get new technology first’
Hanover

May 15 – 18,2017
CMEF China Medical Equipment Fair
Shanghai

June 22, 2017
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Rudolstadt developer and producer of eyedrops and asthma medication AEROPHARM is celebrating its 15th anniversary by expanding and doubling its staff. Its parent company, Swiss pharmaceuticals giant Novartis, is to invest more than €60…

18 companies and three research institutes in Thuringia and Saxony have attracted €10 million in Federal Government funding by joining forces to develop tailored specialized fibers and photonics applications.

‘Get Connected’ was the motto of the first Industry-Innovation-Dialogue (IID) at Ilmenau University of Technology. The Thuringian ClusterManagement (ThCM) team designed the series of events to significantly speed up and improve the exchange…

Protection from ‘flying germs’: the HyFly research project investigates pathogens in airports and aviation. Coordinated by FSU Jena (Friedrich Schiller University) as part of the InfectControl 2020 consortium, it is supported by the Federal…