The opening took place on October 6. We will be posting video highlights of the opening in the near future.
Why do we even need a new production facility? Not least because of realism, although it would be nice if we already had an answer to every medical challenge. But that is not the case. Martin Moder knows why:
Martin Moder is a molecular biologist, author of popular science books and part of the Austrian science cabaret Science Busters.
The opening took place on October 6 2021. The evening was being presented by Margit Laufer (ORF). With contributions by:
Country Managing Director Boehringer Ingelheim RCV
Chairman of the Board of Managing Directors of Boehringer Ingelheim
Science Busters
Head of Corporate Division Biopharmaceuticals Boehringer Ingelheim
Site Head Biopharma Austria
Vienna Municipal Councilor
Chairman of the shareholders’ committee at Boehringer Ingelheim
and:
Flexible, digital, and innovative. The new multi-product biopharmaceutical facility offers progress for the welfare of patients worldwide.
A few impressive facts:
The site enlargement began in April 2017 and was a long and sometimes thorny path. But it was worth it—as this retrospective shows.
Boehringer Ingelheim is a pioneer in Austria in the field of biopharmaceuticals. Already in the 1980s the company produced interferons in cell cultures and continued by specializing in the production of substances with the aid of microorganisms. But what is biopharma exactly and why is it so important for the future of medicine? Watch this video to find out:
In 1948, Boehringer Ingelheim set up its first foreign subsidiary in Vienna. Over the decades the site has grown and now offers jobs for around 2,400 employees. It is also the hub from which operations in over thirty countries are coordinated.
In 1948, Boehringer Ingelheim set up its first foreign subsidiary in Vienna. Over the decades the site has grown and now offers jobs for around 2,400 employees. It is also the hub from which operations in over thirty countries are coordinated.
Take a look at this fascinating video to find out more about the site: