Venue, Bioceramics 36

The conference venue is SANA Hotel Berlin

https://www.sanahotels.com/en/hotel/sana-berlin

A block of rooms has been reserved for Bioceramics 36 participants. The conference rate is €134 without breakfast and €159 with breakfast. Reservations can be made by email.

Email: rsv1.berlin@sanahotels.com using the keyword bioceramics 36

Venue Travel

Berlin: Europe’s Leading Life Science Hub

The Berlin Capital region is recognized as one of the leading medical technology locations in Europe, characterized by strong growth and a high dynamism, and stands as a crucial hub for the life science industry in Germany. The region hosts around 360 medical technology and 280 biotech companies, alongside 35 pharmaceutical companies and over 145 medical centers and hospitals. The region’s vibrant healthcare economy and research landscape contribute significantly to major advancements in healthcare.

Medical technology in the Berlin region is characterized by successful technology transfer and the rapid translation of research results into competitive products. The strong interplay between medical centers, science, and industry facilitates taking technological innovations to the patient at an early stage. Berlin is home to the Charité University Medical Center, one of Europe’s largest university hospitals, and boasts approximately 40 institutions dedicated to life science research.

In addition to the Charité, Berlin boasts renowned institutions in the material science and engineering fields such as the Technical University Berlin, the Federal Institute for Materials Research and Testing, the Fraunhofer Institute for Biomedical Engineering IBMT, as well as other well-known Max Planck, Fraunhofer, Helmholtz, and Leibniz Institutes and the Free University. This concentration of world-class research institutions makes Berlin an ideal setting for a conference dedicated to furthering the relationship between material science, engineering, and advancing medical care.

Bioceramics 36 is co-organized with the Max Planck Institute of Colloids and Interfaces (Professor Peter Fratzl, biomineralization) and departments of the Charité University Medical Center Berlin. We are particularly excited to host the conference in Berlin’s City West and southern district, with the Free University, the Dahlem campus with the Harnack House — center of the “German Oxford in Berlin” — the Federal Institute for Materials Research and Testing, as well as one of the campuses of the Charité Medical Center. In addition, Berlin’s top tourist attractions are easily accessible by public transport.