Saxon State Ministry for Science, Culture and Tourism (previously known as 'Saxon State Ministry for Science and Art'), specialises in the aspects of social life for the Free State of Saxony, including the areas of universities, science and research. Additionally, the Ministry has an independent business section for culture and tourism.

https://www.smwk.sachsen.de/

The Federal Ministry of Education and Research believes that education and research are the foundations for Germany’s future. The promotion of education, science and research by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research represents an important contribution to securing Germany’s prosperity.

The Federal Ministry of Education and Research promotes education and research for they are the foundations on which they will build Germany’s future in a changing world. Education provides the basis for leading an autonomous, responsible, and participatory life within industry and society. Education offers children in Germany with the tools they need to meet the challenges of a changing and increasingly globalized world. Research helps us to discover the new and improve on the known. Thanks to excellent research, we are finding solutions to global problems and devising strategies for sustainable growth. Research creates previously unknown opportunities in all domains of life, and it keeps our products and services innovative and competitive.

https://www.bmbf.de/bmbf/en/home/home_node.html

DRESDEN-concept is the research alliance of TU Dresden and local extramural research and cultural institutions. A total of 33 partner institutions have joined forces in the association to bundle synergies and jointly develop the Dresden science hub into a DRESDEN-concept Science and Innovation Campus.

The acronym DRESDEN stands for Dresden Research and Education Synergies for the Development of Excellence and Novelty and emphasizes the focus of the collaboration: by networking across the boundaries of institutions and subjects, DRESDEN-concept offers researchers an ideal place for science and innovation.

https://dresden-concept.de/?lang=en

The diversity of life is valuable: it guarantees people goods and services such as clean water, food and raw materials. Biodiversity is the basis for health and a stable environment. Diverse habitats mean secure yields in agriculture, mitigate the effects of climate change and increase the attractiveness of locations. One of the key challenges is to reconcile the goals of national and international biodiversity agreements with the often competing objectives of climate, energy, agricultural and economic policy. The Leibniz Research Network Biodiversity combines the expertise of Leibniz institutions in the environmental, social, life, spatial and economic sciences to develop sustainable solutions: https://www.leibniz-verbund-biodiversitaet.de/en/