Explore how we support research security

Why are we the right partner for you?

With our one-stop solution we offer everything from a single source – from expert advice to tailored tools that help you build competence in research security. We are firmly anchored in the German and European education, research and innovation system and stand for solid expertise and forward-thinking protection in science and cooperation – at national, EU and international level.

References: How we work

We collaborate closely with leading institutions to promote research security through practical engagement and knowledge sharing – ranging from tailored consulting services and targeted presentations to the organisation, moderation and expert input of full-day events and workshops (plenary sessions, small group workshops, discussion rounds, etc).

presentation at a workshop
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Half-day in-person workshop series on our safeguarding science approach

25 February 2025 in Rostock, Germany

The University of Rostock and the Ministry of Science, Culture, Federal and European Affairs of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern invited us to lead workshops with scientists from regional universities and share our expertise. We demonstrated how mindful practices strengthen international research cooperation.

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Presentation at the 4th International Helmholtz Workshop on Research Security

12 November 2024 in Berlin, Germany

At the fourth international Helmholtz Workshop on Research Security, we presented our new e-learning on safeguarding science and cooperation to participants from 15 countries. Our innovative e-learning tool is designed to raise awareness and provide practical support for safeguarding science and international collaborations.

Gerold Heinrichs at Brussels Future Talks
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Introducing our OPERATE Tool for research security

20 June 2024 in Brussels, Belgium

At the ninth “Brussels FutureTalks”, around 90 experts and stakeholders met to discuss current developments and challenges as well as new approaches to implementing research security. In this context, we presented our risk-opportunity assessment tool OPERATE.