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Science thrives on collaboration. And it has the greatest impact when experts work together across borders. In medical technology in particular, it is repeatedly demonstrated that truly significant progress is made when people pool their knowledge across national borders. We spoke at length with project leader Prof. Magdalena Rafecas of the University of Lübeck about the AIDER research project.

Schleswig-Holstein is launching the application phase for one of Europe’s most promising initiatives. As Net Zero Valley, we want to demonstrate how climate-neutral industry, renewable energy, and innovation go hand in hand. There are plenty of benefits to Net Zero Valley, such as faster permitting processes, priority access to EU funding and optimal infrastructure for green value creation.

Ulrike Wielatt is passionate about Schleswig-Holstein as a business location. Not only because Germany's True North is a wonderful place to live, but also because it offers tremendous potential. And she intends to harness that potential in the coming years—as managing director of WTSH. We spoke with her about her future role:

The Flensburg Brewery is consistently driving forward its CO₂ reduction efforts. Thanks to modernized processes, virtually steam-free dealcoholization, and a new, energy-efficient brewhouse equipped with heat pumps and energy storage systems, primary energy consumption is dropping significantly. With a down-to-earth, transparent approach and strong support from partners, Michael Seip’s team is shaping the sustainable transformation of brewing.

A major new tourism project is being launched. In this interview, investor Tim Thelosen talks about his vision and the challenges facing the approximately 25,000 square metre brownfield site on the south beach of Burgtiefe – and the role of WTSH in its implementation.

Battery-Kutter shows how a family-run company with a clear strategy, public funding and a sustainable location is taking the next step in scaling up. The move to Schleswig-Holstein combines planning security, sustainable infrastructure and further expansion potential.

Six municipalities near the A7 motorway offer commercial space in a prime location – with optimal connections to Hamburg Airport and the Port of Hamburg, along with first-class infrastructure and comprehensive advisory services. We spoke with two NORDGATE members about the importance of the region and the future prospects there.

This is more than just an anniversary. It is the story of a state that has repeatedly reinvented itself: from the challenges of the post-war period to its emergence as a modern federal state and its role as a pioneer in climate protection and the energy transition. In the anniversary interview with Minister-President Daniel Günther and Minister for Economic Affairs Claus Ruhe Madsen, the focus is above all on the future.

One of Northern Europe's most exciting economic regions is emerging between Hamburg and Copenhagen: the Hansebelt. Strong life sciences, excellent research, innovative networks and a high quality of life make the region a real gateway to growth. Why the location is gaining international importance.

The foodRegion network is the central point of contact for the food industry in Germany's North. In this interview, managing director Marco Kuhlow talks about current challenges, trends such as AI and biodiversity and how foodRegio is helping to shape the future of the industry with its trend radar and practical formats.