Research
Saarland University is known for research in Computer Science, nano technology, medicine, European relations, politics and law. The university campus and the surrounding area is home to several specialized research institutes, affiliated with various high-profile independent research societies and private companies, focused on primary and applied research.
- Max Planck Institute for Computer Science
- Max Planck Institute for Software Systems
- German Research Centre for Artificial Intelligence - DFKI
- The Institute for Information Systems
- Fraunhofer IZFP
- Fraunhofer Institute for Biomedical Engineering
- Society for Environmentally Compatible Process Technology
- Institut of the society for the promotion of the applied information research
- Leibniz-Institute for New Materials INM
- The International Conference and Research Center for Computer Science
- KIST - Korea Institute of Science and Technology Europe Research Society.
- Intel Visual Computing Institute
- Centre for Bio-informatics Saar
- Institute for Formal Ontology and Medical Information Science - IFOMIS
The university science park provides a startup incubator and a technology/research transfer environment for companies mostly focused on IT, nanotechnology and biotechnology.
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