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International Bioeconomy Conference 2025
Enabling Change // Shaping the Future
June 17-19 | Händelhalle | Halle (Saale)
The world stands at the cusp of another industrial revolution, the transition to a sustainable, circular economy with bioeconomy as one of the key branches. Big steps have been made in recent years. However, after dilligent effort and a brief period of progress, bioeconomy finds itelf at a crossroads. With rapidly changing political frameworks worldwide, bio-based companies, research and initiatives are facing an uncertain future. As part of this year’s International Bioeconomy Conference in the heart of Germany – an epicenter of industrial transformation –, stakeholders and experts from various fields of bioeconomy will discuss the current state of the transformation process as well as the opportunities and challenges associated with it.
Over the past 13 years, the Bioeconomy Conference has established itself as Central Germany’s leading symposium for stakeholders from different fields of bioeconomy. It has helped building a network of cutting-edge scientists, leading industrial players, groundbreaking start-ups, visionary investors and political decision-makers. Join the IBC25 and enjoy a wide range of benefits:
- Attend keynotes and gain valuable insights from a multitude of experts.
- Expand your network and connect with various international stakeholders.
- Showcase your institution in a subject-specific environment and advertise your expertise in the field of bioeconomy.
- Find promising investment opportunities in innovative start-ups.
- Socialize with like-minded people in an informal setting during our evening programs.
IBC25 Schedule
The IBC25 starts off with an evening reception and complimentary barbecue on June 17. The core conference proceeds with six themed keynote sessions on June 18 and 19, before it concludes with a study trip to selected flagships of the industrial transformation in Central Germany.
Tuesday, June 17
Opening:
Evening Reception & Complimentary BBQ
Wednesday, June 18
Session I: Political Framework
Session II: Markets & Finance
Session III: Industry
Session IV: Bioeconomy Initiatives
Evening Program:
Guided City Tour & Dinner
Thursday, June 19
Session V: Science
Session VI: Start-ups
Conclusion: Study Trip
Impressions from last year’s Bioeconomy Conference
Sources: BioEconomy e.V., DBFZ