A highlight for our network every year: the go-cluster conference in Berlin, which took place in 2025 on the topic of “Futures”. We came second in the annual ClusterERFOLG awards with our NIRO app.
Not one future awaits us, but many futures. This was demonstrated once again at the go-cluster conference, which took place on 5 June 2025 at the Umweltforum in Berlin.
The program was packed with exciting and inspiring presentations, keynote speeches and workshop sessions.
What unites everyone, even in the day-to-day cluster work, is the question: What kind of society do we want to live in? And what contribution can networks make to achieving the highest common denominator for everyone?
The keynote speech by futurologist Christian Uhle impressively summed up many developments in the field of AI. It became clear: Networks bring people together; the analog is becoming increasingly important as technology advances and takes up space in our everyday lives. We can shape and influence this.
A panel discussion brought up different facets of the topic of change and four individual breakout sessions made the future more concrete.
Dr. Kerstin Humberg gave all conference participants the following advice: We can work on our “Tomorrow Mind”. Some valuable tricks and small tools included.
As every year, the vote for ClusterERFOLG of the year was eagerly awaited.
We would like to congratulate the team from DiWiSH – Digital Economy Schleswig-Holstein on winning first place: “Care-AI” is a German-Danish research and development project on the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in care facilities and will certainly make one of our futures better!
We also applied with the video “App-solut NIRO” and were able to take second place.
We are very pleased about this and would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone who helped us to produce our application video!
For those who don’t know it yet:
Many thanks also to go-cluster, the cluster policy excellence measure of the Federal Ministryfor Economic Affairs and Energy(BMWE), which makes it possible for networks to meet and learn from each other in this form.
