BRAIN Biotech is celebrating its 30th birthday this year. 30 selected aspects show a bio-based future as we envision it. Visit our special 30 years website.
The future is bio-based
Industrial biotechnology is our profession. Finding solutions for
sustainable products and processes is our passion. Together with our customers, we are creating a #biobasedFuture.
We enable industry partners to make products and processes more sustainable: with optimized enzymes, high-performance microorganisms and bioactive compounds.
Products and markets
How we do it
Our interdisciplinary, agile approach, scientific and application expertise, and a broad portfolio of biotech methods are key to our innovative solutions.
Solutions
Why work with us?
As a solution provider for industry we bring customer projects to a fast and successful outcome.
The Bioprocess Development technology unit develops, optimizes and
scales up microbial production processes. To implement such processes
successfully, our experts use the wide range of technical and support
skills at their disposal.
Based on our industry-leading collection of natural resources and
data we identify, develop and optimize microbial production strains that
meet our customers’ needs.
The BRAIN Biotech Group provides first-class research and development work, specialized production expertise and access to attractive markets. All companies act as self-sufficient entities yet interconnect to synergize in R&D and production in the fields of biotechnology and natural product chemistry.
BRAIN Biotech is celebrating its 30th birthday this year. We took this as an opportunity to look at a bio-based future as we envision it and selected 30 aspects of how biotechnology can create the future.
Interested in getting to know more about what drives the company and
its people to find biotechnological answers to the questions of today’s
industries? Check out our stories here:
18 September 2023
VAAM Innovation Award for discovery of novel CRISPR nuclease family
Since 2021 we have been committed to the UN Global Compact corporate
responsibility initiative and its principles in the areas of human
rights, labour, the environment and anti-corruption
Nutrition in industrialized countries will move away from meat and dairy consumption towards alternative sources of protein and foods. These will rely on plants, microorganisms and cell cultures. Biotechnology will be the key enabler. This is where we come in.
