Building Biology, Airway and Indoor Health

The Technology Transfer Center (TTC) for Building Biology, Airway and Indoor Health was approved by the Bavarian Council of Ministers in July 2024 as part of the “Hightech Transfer Bayern” technology initiative. The TTC is a science-based innovation driver in the Berchtesgadener Land region. It is aimed in particular at small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) that do not have their own research department and which, with the TTC, have the opportunity to commission targeted application-oriented research projects.

The Rosenheim Technical University of Applied Sciences thus becomes a think tank and development partner for local companies with the support of the municipalities. The TTC conducts application-oriented research and development, reviews and evaluates the health impact of established, novel, and recycled materials, and tests technological solutions in the areas of building materials, sustainability, and resource conservation.

Our research approach focuses on the biological and physical relevance of materials and products, whereby conventional and novel materials and products are evaluated for their physiological relevance and can be modified accordingly. This results in a sustainable solution for a higher quality of life and a better environment.

By combining biological systems and other elements from the building environment, our research and development work is extremely efficient and leads to solutions that were previously impossible. We thus offer answers, for example, to the influence of our indoor air, which reflects the increasing complexity in material and component development. Greater functionality and performance are achieved through a holistic view of all sub-steps in the process and value chain.

Creating knowledge together with the TTC for Building Biology, Airway and Indoor Health

The TTC for Building Biology, Airway and Indoor Health always works on the basis of individual agreements with companies – tailored to their needs and goals. Here you will find the most popular formats for cooperation with the TTC for Building Biology, Airway and Indoor Health.

If you don't find what you're looking for here, don't worry. We will find a solution to help you achieve your goals.

Solving complex problems individually.

In applied research projects, a team from the TTC for Building Biology, Airway and Indoor Health works with your employees on site. Together, you develop individual solutions for strategic and competitive issues facing your company.

Advantages of individual industrial contracts: 

• Concrete solutions for challenges
• Fast project start and flexible cooperation
• Billing is individualized according to expenditure

Develop viable business ideas interactively.

With digital business models or the latest technologies, you can tap into new forms of value creation or make your production even more efficient. With the TTC for Building Biology, Airway and Indoor Health, you can develop customized strategies, discover new applications for technologies, or drive your own innovation forward.

Advantages of workshops on technology, strategy, and innovation:

• Interactive workshop instead of a lecture
• Focus on topics relevant to your company
• Latest trends: digital transformation, blockchain, or artificial intelligence

Shaping the future together

In a consortium of various companies, you can conduct long-term research together with the TTC for Building Biology, Airway and Indoor Health on solutions for industry.

Such large-scale projects are put out to tender by the government and may be eligible for public funding. Please contact us if you have any specific interest or project ideas. Together, companies and research institutions create practical applicable results for industry.

Advantages of funded consortium research

• Work on forward-looking topics
• Pre-competitive knowledge exchange between companies
• Long-term cooperation with possible funding from the public sector

You are welcome to send cooperation requests to this email address at any time: ttz-bgl@th-rosenheim.de