German Center for Research and Innovation

How can society best deploy mobile health technology to help save lives and empower communities? On October 22, join human rights advocates and healthcare professionals at the GCRI in New York for a discussion on new approaches to global health.

How successful have U.S. and German universities been in adapting to the globalization of research? On October 15, leaders in higher education will convene at the GCRI in New York to discuss the efficacy of university internationalization strategies.

On September 3, join renowned experts at the German Center for Research and Innovation in New York for a discussion on the rapidly changing relationship between a traditional university education and the university degree as preparation for a career.

How can the application of mathematical methods be used to gain new insights into age-old philosophical questions? On September 2, join experts for a discussion at the GCRI NY on math, science, and philosophy and the relationship between them.

On Thursday, August 14, join experts from the scientific community for a panel discussion at the German Center for Research and Innovation (GCRI) in New York on investigating telomeres using high-resolution imaging.

On July 15, join experts from the venture capital and entrepreneurial community at the German Center for Research and Innovation (GCRI) to discuss New York’s startup scene.

During the past year, the German Center for Research and Innovation (GCRI) significantly expanded its innovation ecosystem, fostering new partnerships between start-ups, industry, academia, and government in North America and Germany.

The German Center for Research and Innovation (GCRI) invites you to a panel discussion on Tuesday, June 17, in Washington, D.C., on best practices in sustainable workforce development with German companies investing here in the US.

The GCRI in New York invites you to a gallery opening on Thursday, June 12, featuring selected images from the work of Max Planck Society scientists. Dr. Klaus-Armin Nave will open the evening with a talk on "Neurological Diseases in Mice."

The E.U.’s “unitary patent package” legislation is the most radical change in European patent practice in the past 40 years. On April 22, join intellectual property experts at the GCRI in New York to discuss the implications of this new system.