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Weinberg campus technology park

Innovation location with charisma

The Weinberg Campus Technology Park in Halle (Saale) is the largest science and technology park in Central Germany. More than 100 companies from the fields of life sciences and material sciences, internationally renowned research institutions and the natural sciences faculties of Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg work closely together on a unique campus.

With around 6,000 scientists and employees as well as a new development area with around 4,000 residents, the Weinberg Campus is a lively district with a high density of innovation. The accelerator for tech start-ups in Saxony-Anhalt specifically promotes growth and entrepreneurial spirit.

The success story of the location began in 1993 with the construction of a technology and start-up center. Then as now, the aim was to create close links between science and business. Since then, more than 250 companies have successfully settled here - on a site with an academic tradition and an industrial past.

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Success Stories

NorcSi: Innovation in Battery Technology

NORCSI, based in Halle (Saale), develops innovative silicon anode materials for lithium-ion batteries. The technology enables higher energy densities and faster charging, thereby creating potential for more powerful energy storage solutions—particularly for electric mobility. Through its research and development, the company is strengthening Saxony-Anhalt’s position as a center of excellence for modern battery technologies.

You can learn more about NORCSI’s technology and success story in our online magazine Echtzeit.

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point electronic: Electron Microscopy for Industry

HERE, what remains invisible to the human eye becomes visible. Point Electronic, based in Halle (Saale), develops measurement and analysis systems for electron microscopes that examine materials down to the smallest detail. Among other things, this technology is used in the development of semiconductors, batteries, and new materials—thereby making research findings applicable to cutting-edge applications.

Discover the full success story of Point Electronic in our online magazine Echtzeit.

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Contact the TECHNOLOGIEPARK WEINBERG CAMPUS

TGZ Halle Technologie- und Gründerzentrum Halle GmbH

Weinbergweg 23, 06120 Halle (Saale)

+49 345 1314 1500