AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoBiotech: Mainz-based BioNTech said its cancer therapy BNT113 missed a key progression-free-survival target in a late-stage trial. The study will continue to assess whether it improves overall survival. Research Careers: Germany ranks second in doctoral starting pay across 26 European countries, with reported gross annual earnings of about €55,557; benefits and living costs vary. Industrial Technology: US robotics firm Symbotic has acquired Bremen-based cellumation, whose software-driven sortation system could expand its warehouse automation platform. Digital Sovereignty: Mozilla launched Firefox Enterprise, giving organisations a self-hosted browser management console with controls over AI tools and sensitive data. Green Hydrogen: EWE and Verbund are advancing plans for a 500-megawatt hydrogen hub in Germany, while EWE will supply Hamburg-based tesa with 500 tonnes of green hydrogen a year. Thermal Engineering: Rosenheim-based Tark Thermal Solutions introduced a cooler designed to withstand more than 200,000 rapid heating and cooling cycles in semiconductor and optical-transceiver testing.
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