Berthold Goeke

DBFZ Deutsches Biomasseforschungszentrum gemeinnützige GmbH is a research center based in Leipzig, Germany. The CEOs of the German company are Daniel Mayer, Michael Nelles. The non-profit company conducts research to find efficient and sustainable ways to utilize solid, liquid, and gaseous bioenergy. The company's scientists perform potential analyses, feasibility studies, and practical experiments in their laboratories to achieve their goal of making the use of bioenergy technically simpler and safer, ecologically more compatible, and economically more promising.

Forschungszentrum Jülich GmbH is a research center located in Julich, Germany. The Institute for Advanced Simulation is one of the German company's main focuses, which combines simulation sciences and expertise to tackle upcoming challenges in the field. The private company also collaborates with various universities and research institutions worldwide to advance their research. Additionally, the company is involved in the European IAGOS project, which observes the composition of the atmosphere using commercial passenger planes as measurement platforms. The company's vision is to understand the human brain through simulation, as demonstrated in the "Human Brain Project." The company was founded in 1956 and is currently led by CEOs Wolfgang Marquardt, Pieter Jansens, and Astrid Lambrecht.