MTW research building

In the emerging research building "Mutidimensional Trauma Sciences", precisely tailored research and communication areas for basic and clinical scientists will be created on almost 5000m².

By 2025, scientists from various disciplines – trauma surgeons, geneticists, psychologists and many more – will move in to find highly specialised biomedical laboratories, operation and intensive care facilities for small and large animals, a large animal imaging center as well as systems biology rooms for in silico analyses. Moreover, a clinical study center and a biobank will be provided for translational studies.

Construction progress

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Construction costs: 65.4 million EUR
Initial equipment: 5.6 million EUR
Large equipment: 2.2 million EUR
Financed by state (50%) and federal ministries of research and the medical faculty of Ulm University

Start of construction: February 2021
Handover to users/move: 2025

Location: Oberer Eselsberg, Science Park I

Proposal according to the higher education construction fund,
Art. 91b GG
2019: approval/recommendation by the German Council of Science and Humanities ("herausragend/outstanding")

Architects: Heinle Wischer Freie Architekten, Stuttgart
Project management: Vermögen und Bau Baden-Württemberg, Amt Ulm

May 2019: Recommendation by the German Council of Science and Humanities

University president Prof. Michael Weber, deputy founding director Prof. Anita Ignatius, Wilmuth Lindenthal (VB-BW), founding director Prof. Markus Huber-Lang and dean of the medical faculty Prof. Thomas Wirth (from left to right) present a building model during a press conference on the occasion of the recommendation by the German Council of Science and Humanities.

Animation: Heinle, Wischer und Partner, freie Architekten
Video: Daniela Stang
Photo: Lutz Dürselen