From an idea to a viable business model in 48 hours - almost 50 people interested in starting up a company faced this challenge from November 11th to 13th as part of the StartUP Factory 2021. This was organized by the Digital Startup Initiative Oberpfalz (DGO) in cooperation with the BioPark Regensburg.

From an idea to a viable business model in 48 hours - almost 40 people interested in starting up a company faced this challenge from November 11th to 13th as part of the StartUP Factory 2021. This was organized by the Digital Startup Initiative Oberpfalz (DGO) in cooperation with the BioPark Regensburg.

With a festive event and 150 guests of honor and an open day BioPark Regensburg GmbH celebrated the company’s anniversary. The guests were able to see on-site for themselves the 20-year success story. From 1999 to 2019 the ground space occupied has increased threefold, the number of companies fourfold and the number of jobs by even tenfold.

Over one hundred guests from politics, healthcare, business and science came to the presentation of the “Masterplan-Healthcare” for Regensburg and the region.

In 54 hours to an business model. This was the aim of 50 founding interested people from the region, which come together in the BioPark at the last weekend of november. Seven founding teams comprimising of designer, developer, software developer and business- and marketing-experts worked out a „Minimum Viable Product“. To realize this in the short time they were supported by competent mentors.

On 26th April 2013, the third Science Night was organized in Regensburg. The BioPark Regensburg also took part to present itself as an innovative center of biotechnology. It opened its doors to the interested public.

BioRegio Regensburg is growing and thriving. With the foundation of BioPark Regensburg GmbH fifteen years ago, the success story for the biotechnology field in the region of East Bavaria was initially ignited. The region consisted of 23 companies with 400 employees in 1999, today there are around 48 enterprises employing 3.369 people – a good eight times more than fifteen years ago. It has developed into the second largest competency network following Munich in the state.

In fall 2012, the day care center "bamBIOni" in the BioPark had a pleasant reason to celebrate: In October the new outdoor area was newly arranged and thereafter officially inaugurated. We thank the many donors, tenants and business partners alike, as well as the highly dedicated parents. 

In September 2011 the new third building construction phase was inaugurated. We have also used the extension to accommodate the demands for growth of the business, which has been contained in the first building for more than 12 years now. The new premises are located next to a new conference area directly at the entrance of BioPark III. 

The childcare facility “bamBIOni” was officially inaugurated at BioPark Regensburg. It is the 40th Johanniter children’s education institution in the Regional Association of Upper Palatinate and an important extension of the infrastructure in the three BioPark buildings, paving the way to improve conditions to pursue a career and bring up a family. 

BioRegio Regensburg is growing and thriving. With the foundation of BioPark Regensburg GmbH ten years ago, the success story for the biotechnology field in the region of East Bavaria was initially ignited. The region consisted of 23 companies with 400 employees in 1999, today there are around 40 enterprises employing 2586 people – a good six times more than ten years ago. It has developed into the second largest competency network following Munich in the state.

With a celebration on 23rd June 2006 the 2nd Construction Phase of BioPark Regensburg GmbH was inaugurated with State Premier Dr. Edmund Stoiber and 250 invited guests. On the following Open Day 2,500 visitors viewed both buildings and were able to form an impression through lectures, film presentations and laboratory tours.

In 17th Century the first crash was happened named Tulipmania at the stock exchange in Holland. The Artist Herbert Stolz and Jürgen Huber created two monumental pictures to this historic and actual topic in our first exhibition of Innovative Biotechnology and Art.