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Max Planck Innovation

Max Planck Innovation is the technology transfer arm of the Max Planck Society, responsible for the technology transfer of the Society's institutes.

Last updated September 15, 2026

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Max Planck Innovation is responsible for the technology transfer of the institutes of the Max Planck Society (MPG). It supports the process by which results of basic research are implemented through licenses or company spin-offs, and offers services in patent and license management, technology offerings, and start-up management including the MAX!mize start-up incubator.

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Max Planck Innovation is responsible for the technology transfer of the institutes of the Max Planck Society (MPG). The MPG is described as Germany's most successful basic research institution, conducting top-level research of world renown. In many cases this top-level research also forms the basis for innovative products and services that are implemented through licenses or company spin-offs. Max Planck Innovation supports this process, fulfilling the task of transferring results of basic research into economically and socially useful projects.

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