In 2025, |transkript marks an important milestone: 30 years of reporting on the life sciences industry in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland.
For three decades, the magazine has followed the evolution of a sector that has changed dramatically. What began as a specialised field with a small but ambitious community has grown into one of the most important areas of innovation in Europe.
Biotechnology, medtech, diagnostics, drug development, industrial bioeconomy, regenerative medicine, and digital health are no longer niche topics. They are central to how we think about health, sustainability, resilience, and the future of industry.
|transkript has been there to document that transformation.
An anniversary issue with a forward-looking perspective
A good anniversary issue should not only celebrate the past. It should also show why the publication still matters today.
That is what this edition of |transkript does.
By combining a look back with current reporting, interviews, statistics, company stories, and technology features, the anniversary issue reflects the role the magazine continues to play in the ecosystem. It informs, connects, and gives visibility to the people and organisations moving the field forward.
For us, contributing to this kind of publication is meaningful because it aligns with how we think about communication in life sciences.
Strong communication is not just about visibility. It is about making complex developments understandable, giving relevant stories the space they deserve, and helping a specialised community see itself more clearly.
Congratulations to |transkript
Thirty years is a remarkable achievement for any specialist publication. In the life sciences, where the field itself has changed so much, it is especially meaningful.
Congratulations to the |transkript team and everyone who has contributed to the magazine over the years.
The anniversary is a moment to look back at three decades of reporting, but also to recognise the continued need for serious, well-informed, and independent life science journalism.
