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If you are a scientific or educational institution, a company or a start-up interested in a research cooperation – in short: the Werner-von-Siemens Centre for industry & Science sounds exciting to you – then a membership could be just right for you. -
Why joining?
Association members benefit from a diverse network of partners. The planned co-location will enable close cooperation, short distances and quick results in the future. The interdisciplinary discourse between research and industry can open new perspectives and initiate joint research projects.
The location in Siemensstadt 2.0, one of the 11 Berlin ”Zukunftsorte”, also offers great potential for cooperation. -
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Who can join?
If you are a scientific or educational institution, a company or a start-up interested in a research cooperation – in short: the Werner-von-Siemens Centre for industry & Science sounds exciting to you – then a membership could be just right for you.
Why joining?
Association members benefit from a diverse network of partners. The planned co-location will enable close cooperation, short distances and quick results in the future. The interdisciplinary discourse between research and industry can open new perspectives and initiate joint research projects.
The location in Siemensstadt 2.0, one of the 11 Berlin ”Zukunftsorte”, also offers great potential for cooperation.
Get started
If you are curious, please contact us at info@wvsc.berlin or apply for your membership directly.
He discovered the dynamoelectric principle, also known as the electrodynamic principle, and is considered the founder of modern electrical engineering, especially electrical power engineering.
Together with Johann Georg Halske, Werner Siemens founded the TelegraphenBau-Anstalt von Siemens &Halske in Berlin on October 12, 1847, from which today’s Siemens AG emerged.
“Whoever delivers the best eventually stays on top, and I always prefer advertising by performance to by words.”
Werner von Siemens