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Net­work MoDiPro

Inten­tion:
The net­work ​“Mod­els for Dia­gnostics and Pro­cess Optim­iz­a­tion” – in short called ​“MoDiPro” – intro­duces pion­eer­ing con­cepts from industry 4.0 into the field of bio­tech­no­logy. On the one hand, bio­tech­no­lo­gic­al pro­duc­tion pro­cesses should be designed effi­ciently, resource-con­serving and cost-effect­ively. On the oth­er hand, optim­al patient treat­ments should be enabled through the link of industry and mod­ern inform­a­tion and com­mu­nic­a­tion equip­ment as well as through digit­iz­a­tion and auto­ma­tion. The focus is to devel­op pre­dict­ive com­puter mod­els. The inten­ded products com­prise intel­li­gent con­trol mod­ules for auto­mated pro­duc­tion pro­cesses or pre­dic­tion tools, help­ing users from research, devel­op­ment and pro­duc­tion as well as in clin­ics to make val­id fore­casts and to act preventively. 

R&D‑Partners:
ATG:biosynthetics, Bio­max Inform­at­ics, esqlabs, Insilico Bio­tech­no­logy, Inter­Face, TRACE Ana­lyt­ics, Nan­otem­per Tech­no­lo­gies, Sys­tasy Bios­cience, BioDataAna­lys­is, Com­putom­ics, Pro­fil Insti­tut für Stoffwech­selforschung, Helm­holtz Zen­trum München — Data-driv­en Com­pu­ta­tion­al Mod­el­ling, Tech­nis­che Uni­versität München — Sys­tem Bio­tech­no­logy, Uni­versität Mag­de­burg — Chair of Sys­tems The­ory and Auto­mat­ic Con­trol, RWTH Aachen — Chair for Med­ic­al Inform­a­tion Tech­no­logy (Med­IT)

Fund­ing:
ZIM-cooper­a­tion net­work (ZIM-KN)

Dur­a­tion:
Phase I: 01.06.2017 – 31.05.2018
Phase II: 01.06.2018 – 31.05.2020

Cluster Mem­bers

  • ATG:biosynthetics GmbH
  • Biomax Informatics AG
  • Insilico Biotechnology AG
  • InterFace AG
  • TRACE Analytics GmbH
  • Nanotemper Technologies GmbH
  • Systasy Bioscience GmbH
  • Computomics GmbH
  • Profil Institut für Stoffwechselforschung GmbH
  • RWTH Aachen – Chair of Medical Information Technology (MedIT)
  • TU Munich - TUM School of Engineering and Design - Professorship for Systems Biotechnology

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