DWIH New Delhi
DWIH New Delhi
DWIH New Delhi promotes the German research landscape in India and strengthens ties between the Indian and German academic and scientific communities through collaboration. Find out more about who we are and what we do.
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The German Centre for Research and Innovation - DWIH New Delhi supports the exchange of ideas in areas of knowledge that will be critical in the future through events, networking and showcasing the work of German and international scholars. We focus on topics particular to the Indian research and innovation landscape, as well as the single, unifying topic chosen by the program committee for all five DWIH each year.
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DWIH New Delhi has a vast and expanding network of supporters comprising of funding organisations, industry associations, research centres and universities. Our network offers you a platform to explore Germany as a research and innovation hub, connect with the right partners for your projects and create value.
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Research & Innovation
Research & Innovation
The DWIH New Delhi provides a platform to explore the research, science and innovation landscape in Germany and in India and informs you about research funding, career paths and opportunities for cooperation in Germany.
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DWIH New Delhi offers an active networking platform to the scientific and industrial communities and experts in India and Germany to explore opportunities, connect and create valuable partnerships. We host lectures, workshops, seminars and symposia with our supporters to facilitate the exchange of ideas and information.
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Panel Discussion

STEM Summit 2026: Cross-Country Tech Transfer Opportunities

The panel discussion on “Cross-Country Tech Transfer Opportunities,” brought together ecosystem enablers and technology transfer specialists from India, the USA, and Denmark to address practical aspects of technology transfer in international collaborations.

The panel consisted of:

Drawing on real cases from ongoing projects and bilateral cooperations worldwide, the discussion focused on critical questions on how institutions can build trust with international partners, tackle the barriers in such partnerships and identify the policy, institutional, and regulatory mechanisms needed on both sides to realise this potential?

The panel discussion was part of the larger ‘STEM Summit 2026’ that brought together global experts, policymakers, startups, researchers, and innovators to contribute to the future of technology for sustainable and inclusive growth.

Event Information

January 8, 2026

New Delhi
Organizer(s): Society for Technology Management (STEM) & Biotechnology Industry Research Assistance Council (BIRAC)