Leibniz Institute for Polymer Research

The Leibniz Institute for Polymer Research is a scientific facility in Dresden focused on exploring polymer materials and nanotechnology applications. The complex houses specialized departments where researchers from different countries work on material innovations and polymer science.

The facility was established in 1992 following German reunification and grew into a major center for polymer research. It became part of the Leibniz Association network, shaping Dresden's scientific development.

The institute maintains five specialized research departments where scientists from different countries collaborate on polymer science advancements and material innovations.

Visitors can explore modern laboratory facilities and attend regular seminars where international experts discuss current developments in polymer research. The location is easily accessible and offers insight into ongoing scientific work.

The facility plays a key role in the Dresden-Concept initiative, which links various research facilities across the city to create an integrated scientific environment. This networking fosters collaboration among researchers and strengthens the overall scientific landscape.

Location: Dresden

Inception: 1992

Part of: Dresden-concept

Website: https://ipfdd.de

GPS coordinates: 51.04180,13.72411

Latest update: December 13, 2025 17:07