The KTUR² network brings together Knowledge and Technology Transfer offices and academic research units in the Upper Rhine to stimulate innovation in the region.
R&D
29/01/2026
On January 29, from 4:00 to 6:00 p.m., the event will take place at the IBMS and focus on biomechanics in work, health, and sport.
The IBMS quantifies performance capacity and mechanical loads of the musculoskeletal system in everyday life and sports, and investigates human movement in all its complexity.
Research topics at the IBMS range from fall prevention and optimized joint loading to the improvement of human–technology interaction. In the field of sports, the focus lies on performance enhancement, injury prevention, and rehabilitation.
In addition, the IBMS develops innovative methods for motion analysis outside the laboratory and applies functional statistics and large datasets to generate valuable insights for both research and practical applications.
Register via the IHK website and get to know the IBMS in more detail!
Who should attend
Entrepreneurs and decision-makers from the region
Interested individuals
Researchers
Athletes
Work Priority 2 : CONTINUING EDUCATION
08/12/2025
12 universities, their research units and 3 key economic players are joining forces to create a solid bridge between the academic and business worlds in the cross-border Upper Rhine region, where Germany, France and Switzerland meet.
What does KTUR² want to achieve?
Launched in September 2024, KTUR² is supported by the European Union.
innovation and technologies from research units.
thanks to cross-border continuing education.
the development of entrepreneurship and startups around the Upper Rhine.
Upper Rhine innovation funding schemes.
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