The European Institute for Technology and Innovation (EIT) has been financing the Innovation Community with 400 million euros under the name EIT Food for 10 years. A further 1.2 billion euros have been given by private funds. Baden-Württemberg is particularly strongly represented, with four out of the nine German KIC members coming from there, according to the University of Hohenheim. Its Vice Chancellor Prof. Dr. Jochen Weiss assumed the position of Interim Director of Education.
"As Germany's No.1 in agricultural research and food science, the university wants to become more involved in the field of innovation and the transfer of knowledge," says the Rector of the University of Hohenheim, Prof. Dr. Stephan Dabbert, explaining the university's participation in the new EIT Food.
According to him, the University of Hohenheim is looking forward to ten years of intensive development together with leading research institutes such as the University of Cambridge and ETH Zurich.
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