Saxon Transfer Network

Achieve more together!

The Saxon Transfer Network brings together around 95 institutions (research institutions, universities, chambers, business development agencies) from all over Saxony and facilitates the personal exchange of experience between its stakeholders on the subject of knowledge and technology transfer. Meetings on transfer-relevant topics are held every six months at the network partners' premises. futureSAX presents all network partners and their activities both online and offline. Our aim is to present information about Saxon transfer actors transparently for companies and thus support the initiation of cooperation for successful knowledge and technology transfer processes.

Added value through the Saxon Transfer Network

- Overview, information and targeted access to stakeholders in the Saxon Transfer Network for all interested parties

- Development of a trusting and distinctive transfer culture through personal and focused exchange of experience between the transfer actors at the network meetings

Advantages of the network partnership

The Saxon transfer community at a glance

The Saxon Transfer Network offers at first glance all important information about our competent partners and their offers in the field of knowledge and technology transfer. Get a quick overview of which contact persons are available in your area to support you in implementing your innovation project. In the network interviews with our partners, we will introduce you to the people, institutions and cooperation possibilities. You can find detailed information on selected projects on Saxon Projects for Innovation & Transfer. Concrete offers and requests for cooperation are made available for you in the Innovation Exchange.

Your contact at futureSAX

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Michael Kelber

Senior Project Manager

Technology Transfer

After studying architecture, Michael Kelber worked for several years as a research assistant in the transfer area between science and innovation at the Wissensarchitektur - Laboratory of Knowledge Architecture at the Technical University of Dresden. The focus of his research and teaching was in the areas of knowledge management and entrepreneurship as well as the transfer of methods for the development of business ideas and the exploitation of innovation potential. In parallel, Mr. Kelber accompanied a research project funded by the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) to build and deepen innovation capacities in the Saxon-Polish border region. Through participation in international research conferences and academic exchanges with Waseda University in Tokyo, Mr. Kelber is familiar with cross-cultural approaches and procedures for developing research projects and business ideas. In his spare time, he recently supported the preparatory phase of a spin-off in an active role and is involved as a full member of the Film Association of Saxony. 

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