Bruker Biosensors User Meeting

Don’t miss out on the latest developments in multi-parameter biophysical analysis of molecular interactions. Join a variety of scientific talks and participate in technical tutorials in a relaxed atmosphere. 

The 2025 Bruker Biosensors User Meeting from 17-19 September in Bremen brings together leading scientists and speakers from around the world. For the first time, we bring together a comprehensive spectrum of biophysical technologies from SPR to switchSENSE to scIC. We are covering not only the entire range of targets from small molecules to cells, but also an extensive array of research needs from high-throughput screenings to in-depth characterizations. 

Doors will open on Wednesday at 12:00 pm so everyone can settle in, grab a light bite, and catch up before the main program starts at 1:30 pm. We will end on Friday at around 2:00 pm. 

Participation is free of charge.

Event highlights

• Interact with experts from academia and industry, who will be sharing their work in areas from basic research to drug discovery.
• Join a tour through Bruker’s high-end analytical instrument production factory, including surface plasmon resonance and mass spectrometry instrumentations.
• Participate in training sessions on assay development, instrument handling, and analysis software.

Speakers, Agenda, and more information will be announced soon on this website. 
So save the dates in your calendar and follow us on LinkedIn to always stay up to date! 

We are looking forward to welcoming you to Bremen soon to get connected and spark collaboration and innovation within the scientific communities. 

Confirmed speakers include:

Bruker Daltonics GmbH & Co. KG
Borgwardstr. 11
28279 Bremen

Discover Bremen – A Hidden Gem in the Heart of Northern Germany

This vibrant Hanseatic city, nestled along the banks of the Weser River, offers the perfect blend of historic charm, modern innovation, and Northern German hospitality—making it an unforgettable setting for our upcoming User Meeting.

The heart of Bremen is steeped in history. The magnificent Town Hall, built in the Weser Renaissance style, and the imposing statue of Roland have stood proudly on the market square since 1404. Together, they symbolize the city's long-standing spirit of independence and are protected as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. A short walk away, you’ll find the Schnoor, Bremen’s oldest neighborhood—a maze of narrow alleys and centuries-old houses—as well as the striking architecture of Böttcherstraße and the majestic St. Peter’s Cathedral.

Exploring Bremen is easy and inspiring. You won’t even need a map—just follow the 2,000 brass and steel nails embedded in the pavement, leading you on a self-guided tour from the Church of Our Lady, across the bustling market square, through the Schnoor quarter and onto Böttcherstraße. And of course, don’t forget to visit the famous Town Musicians of Bremen—a beloved fairy tale come to life and, according to local legend, a source of good luck.

Beyond its storybook charm, Bremen is also a city of science, innovation, and culture. It’s a hub for aerospace, maritime technologies, and life sciences, making it a fitting home for bold ideas and meaningful exchange. 

Join us in Bremen—a place that surprises, inspires, and warmly welcomes. We can’t wait to share this hidden gem with you.

By Air

Bremen Airport (BRE) is just 15 minutes from the city center by tram (line 6).

• From within Europe, you’ll find direct flights to Bremen from major cities including Amsterdam, Paris, London, Zurich, Vienna, and Copenhagen, with regular connections offered by airlines such as Lufthansa, KLM, Ryanair, and Eurowings. You can find an overview of the cities connected by direct flights here: Flight destinations – all destinations from Bremen at a glance as well as in this list: Summer Flight Schedule 2025

• From the United States, we recommend flying into international hubs like Frankfurt, Amsterdam, Paris, or London—all of which offer quick onward connections to Bremen (typically under 1 hour). Frankfurt Airport, Germany’s largest, has several daily trains and short flights to Bremen.

By Train

• From Hamburg: about 1 hour
• From Hannover: about 1 hour
• From Berlin or Cologne: about 3 hours

Trains arrive at Bremen Hauptbahnhof, located centrally with easy access to hotels, venues, and local sights.

By Car

If you prefer to drive, Bremen is well connected by major highways (A1, A27, and A28).

Regarding accommodation, we can recommend the following hotels: 

Atlantic Airport
120-165 EUR incl. Breakfast per night
please book using this link

Hotel Munte
129 EUR or 140,03 EUR incl. Breakfast per night depending on category
please book by sending an email to info@hotel-munte.de mentioning the keyword „Bruker Biosensors Usermeeting 2025“.

Atlantic Grand Hotel 
200 EUR incl. Breakfast per night
please book using this link

For more information, please contact Dr. Vivien Hafner: 
vivien.hafner@bruker.com