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Datum
21 April 2026 09:00 – 22 April 2026 16:00
Location
Leipzig, Germany
Organized by
BIO Deutschland, biosaxony, InfectoGnostics, LEG Thüringen
Event type News labels / tags
Agtech
Business Development
Medical biotech

German Biotechnology Days 2026

The German Biotech Days (DBT *) bring together entrepreneurs with scientists and partners from politics, investors, funding institutions and administration.

German Biotech Days 2026

* Just in case you were wondering: the acronym DBT is short for the original German name of the event, 'Deutsche Biotechnologietage'.

At German Biotech Days 2026, you’ll experience a comprehensive program spanning science, business, policy and collaboration. From expert presentations and panel debates to breakout sessions and networking receptions — every moment is crafted to spark new ideas and partnerships.

The conference program is presented in English and covers the full breadth of biotechnology and bioeconomy topics, empowering you with knowledge, connections and actionable insights.

Program Structure

Conference Days in Leipzig — April 21 & 22
Two days packed with insights, discussions, workshops, and exhibits that cover both scientific advancement and strategic business development in biotech. 

Digital Partnering — April 28 
Connect virtually with global partners through pre-arranged meetings, expanding your network before and after the main event.

Why Attend

Boost Your Impact at DBT 2026: 

  • Learn from leaders driving biotech innovation
  • Forge strategic partnerships with investors and collaborators
  • Showcase your achievements on a national and global stage
  • Explore new markets and scientific frontiers
  • Be part of shaping the future of the biotech ecosystem in Germany and beyond

📢 Special Biovia member offer

Biovia members get a 15 % discount on registration. To get your discount code, visit the member portal or email communications@biovia.be.

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