Göppingen, Germany I October 7, 2024 – The opening of a state-of-the-art pilot plant at Technikum Laubholz marks the beginning of the first production phase of WDBSD CF® – Woodbased Carbon Fiber.

The successful realisation of our first collection from WDBSD TX^®️ is the result of an outstanding collaboration with our valuable production partners. Their active support and expertise were crucial in making our vision of a sustainable fashion collection a reality. A deeper insight into the role of each partner illustrates the importance of their contributions to this ground-breaking project.

LAUBHOLZTAGE 2024 – an event that was not only compelling from a technical perspective, but also conveyed a clear message for the future of the textile industry. The two days of this event were a vivid demonstration of how sustainability and innovation can form the basis for transformative development.

Göppingen, April 10, 2024 – Technikum Laubholz announces the commencement of the second phase of the KIckBio project, supported by the Ministry of Food, Rural Affairs, and Consumer Protection of Baden-Württemberg.

Göppingen, February 22, 2024 – The KIckBio project, funded by the Ministry of Food, Rural Affairs, and Consumer Protection of Baden-Württemberg (MLR), is accompanied by a high-caliber advisory board that captures, discusses, and implements critical industry insights, while also extending the project's reach.

Innovative partnership for sustainable fiber composite materials: Technikum Laubholz cooperates with the project partners German Institute for Textile and Fiber Research Denkendorf (DITF), ElringKlinger, Cordenka, CG Tec, Fiber Engineering, and the associated partners Porsche, FESTO and manaomea on the CELLUN research project.

Göppingen, August 9, 2023 – Mr. Peter Hauk MdL, Minister for Nutrition, Rural Affairs, and Consumer Protection in Baden-Württemberg, opened the first pilot plant for the production of textile fibers from beech wood.

As a highlight of the first project period within our EU-funded project KIckBio, we dealt with the current topic "Artificial Intelligence" (AI) in the third workshop on July 19 and 20.

Our second workshop on our EU-funded project KIckBio focusing on digital twin and simulation on May 3rd and 4th, 2023 followed up on our first successful workshop on nanocellulose.

On March 28th and 29th, our first KIckBio workshop took place in Blaubeuren. The two-day event of our EU-funded KIckBio project focused on "nanocellulose".

To the delight of all involved parties Technikum Laubholz is growing. Developments in all research fields are progressing at high speed.

As the backbone of our Research Institute, the central laboratory is responsible for analytics, product development, and materials research.

In der zweiten Oktoberwoche fand die Kick-Off-Veranstaltung für das Projekt KIckBio statt, in dem sich der Projektförderer, die Projektbeiräte, die Projektpartner·innen als auch das gesamte TLH-Projektteam erstmals persönlich kennenlernten und sich zum aktuellen Stand der Dinge austauschen konnten.

There was a lot to talk about at the Technikum Laubholz during the visit of the green party "Die Grünen“ of Baden-Württemberg.

Applause from the audience at the TLH cinema event “Der Waldmacher“ on June 1st, 2022 at Dietrich Theater, Neu Ulm.

Profisport und Nachhaltigkeit – diese Begriffe scheinen selbst im Jahr 2022 noch weit voneinander entfernt.

T-Shirts, Verpackungsmaterialien oder gar Autos aus Holz? Die Themengebiete, über die sich Manuel Hagel, MdL und Vorsitzender der CDU-Fraktion im Landtag von Baden-Württemberg sowie Blaubeurens Oberbürgermeister Jörg Seibold bei ihrem Besuch am Technikum Laubholz informiert haben, waren weit gefächert.

Die Deutschen Institute für Textil- und Faserforschung (DITF) in Denkendorf, Kooperationspartner des Technikum Laubholz, haben beim „Cellulose Fibre Innovation of the Year 2022 Award" den ersten Preis erhalten.

„Das Technikum Laubholz ist ein Glücksfall für Blaubeuren und die ganze Region“ – so formuliert es die Südwest Presse in ihrer Berichterstattung über das TLH.

Das neu gegründete Technikum Laubholz entwickelt aus Grundlagenforschung zum Thema Laubholz industrietaugliche Verfahren...

Nachhaltige Bioökonomie und Kreislaufwirtschaft sind die Schlüssel für eine ressourcenschonende und klimaneutrale Wirtschaft – das war der Konsens bei der Auftaktveranstaltung zur Förderperiode 2021-2027 der Europäischen Strukturfonds EFRE und ESF in Stuttgart.