In his latest article on transkript.de, Dr. Michael H. Thiel takes an exciting look back at the development of German biotechnology – and at the same time offers an optimistic outlook for the coming years.
From the first start-ups in the 1980s to the dynamic start-up scene of the 1990s and today’s global competitiveness, it is clear that German biotechnology has come a long way. Despite challenges such as social skepticism and political hurdles, the industry has established itself as innovative, resilient, and forward-looking.
Particularly encouraging is the fact that biopharmaceuticals now account for over a third of drug sales in Germany – a clear sign of the relevance and success of biotechnological developments.
We would like to thank Dr. Thiel for this insightful contribution and recommend that anyone interested take a look at the full article: To the article on transkript.de
