Gudrun Tiedemann is the acting manager of the RTC and responsible for translation and coordination within the center, with external cooperation partners and experts. She is joint-founder of the “Advanced Therapies Partners GmbH” (ATP), a company developing medicinal products and offering consultancy in Regenerative Medicine. In addition she is supporting acquisition and project management in the Institute of Regenerative Medicine and Stem Cell Therapy, Rostock (IRMED e.V.).

Gudrun Tiedemann studied Biology. After her PhD she worked in research at the universities of Hamburg and Aachen and at the regulatory authorities in Berlin, the today’s BfArM. Afterwards she spent 15 years in the pharmaceutical industry with Biotest and Fresenius in Frankfurt in different management positions, mainly focussed on innovation management. In 1998 she became head of BioTOP - Berlin Brandenburg. This Action-Center is responsible for networking and undertakes the task to establish and develop biotechnology as an economic factor for the Region.

From 2001 until 2006 she was CEO for Biotechnology and R&D at the German Federation of pharmaceutical industry (BPI). In this position she was supporting pharmaceutical and biotechnological companies in development, registration and marketing of medicinal products and therapies, with a strong focus on Regenerative Medicine. Since 2006 she works together with Prof. Steinhoff in Rostock.

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In her function as translation manager at the RTC Jana Große promotes the conversion of the findings of the medical research into economical utilizable products and applications. This implies the planning and development of studies, the coordination of the collaboration of the cooperation partners as well as the co-operation with authorities and health insurance companies.

Jana Große studied Biology at the University of Rostock. In 2010 she completed her PhD in biochemistry.

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Anke Wagner is part of the translation team of the RTC. Her tasks are to plan and implement scientific studies, especially to manage the interdisciplinary co-operation of the involved scientists and physicians. Another focus of her work is on the question of reimbursement. Besides, she is engaged in public relations.

She holds a degree in political sciences, linguistics and psychology from the Ernst Moritz Arndt University Greifswald. During several years she worked as a public relations manager at the Leibniz Institute for Plasma Science and Technology in Greifswald. In 2005 she started her own business in science marketing as part of the Steinbeis Research Center Technology Management Northeast, Rostock. She has been employed at the RTC since June 2009.

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