Berlin-Buch. Research and biotechnology

The Berlin-Buch campus is a unique site for medical research and development in Germany. The Max Delbrück Center for Molecular Medicine (MDC), founded in 1992, as a model for clinical research from three institutes of the GDR Academy of Sciences, was the initial driving force for the development of the campus into a research and biotechnology site of supraregional significance.

Today, on the 32 hectare site which can look back to a long scientific tradition, there can be found in close proximity institutes for basic medical research, research clinics and biotechnology companies. Buch's researchers, doctors and entrepreneurs are collaborating in the development of new treatments and diagnostic procedures for cancer, cardiovascular and nervous system diseases.

A modern

Congress Center with integrated laboratories on the campus offers multiple opportunities for scientific interaction.

360°-panorama-Views of the campus

Instituts for Basic Research on the Berlin-Buch
Campus

Clinical Research on the Berlin-Buch Campus

Biotechnology companies on the Berlin-Buch
Campus

Max Delbrück Communications Center MDC.C

Robert Rössle Str. 10, 13125 Berlin
	Contact:
	Michaela Langer
	(030) 9406 3720
	(030) 9406 2206
	langer@mdc-berlin.de
	www.md-communications-center.de

Profile: The MDC.C, Max Delbrück Communications Center, is one of the most modern conference centers in the Berlin region. On a total of four levels there are seminar and lecture rooms, exhibition areas and laboratories which can be rented out. An entry hall on the ground floor offers 600 sq meters of space for larger presentations. The foyer, which is flooded with light, welcomes visitors, and two sets of stairs lead to the central lecture theaters. The large lecture theater seats up to 500 people. The services offered range from the renting of conference rooms to the complete organization of a conference.

Secondary links:

BioTop Berlin-Brandenburg
History of Sciences in Berlin-Buch