Robert Lindner

Global product responsibility for glass cartridge platforms for injectable drugs, spanning bulk and sterile solutions across multiple regions and manufacturing sites. - Strategic ownership of cartridge platforms, translating regulatory, technical, and market requirements into coherent product and portfolio decisions - Development of platform strategies aligned with global regulatory frameworks (e.g. USP <660>, <382>, Ph. Eur., ISO, Annex 1) - Interface between R&D, Operations, Quality, Regulatory Affairs, and Commercial teams, ensuring that technical feasibility, compliance, and business priorities are aligned - Engagement with pharmaceutical, biotech, and device partners at different stages of development, focusing on system‑level solutions - Contribution to portfolio evolution from individual products toward reusable, scalable packaging platforms

Global product management responsibility for ready‑to‑use sterile glass vials for injectable drug products. - Product ownership of sterile vial products (RTU vials), covering product definition, lifecycle management, and global market support - End‑to‑end responsibility for the market launch of an Annex-I-compliant No-Touch-Transfer solution for sterile container, including product positioning and coordination of cross‑functional launch activities - Coordination of cross‑functional and international teams across development, operations, and commercial functions - Active involvement in customer projects, including technical evaluations and discussions around sterile manufacturing and container‑closure systems - Ownership of portfolio and roadmap discussions addressing the increasing demand for ready‑to‑use, regulatorily robust packaging solutions

Project management role at an international industry association, working at the interface of emerging technologies, market applications, and industrial stakeholders. - Coordination of the industry roadmapping process for organic and printed electronics, aligning technology development priorities across 200+ member companies - Active networking and matchmaking between technology providers, system integrators, and potential customers across different application domains - Contribution to market analyses and industry overviews supporting strategic decision‑making within the association - Facilitation of dialogue between research, industry, and application‑driven stakeholders to accelerate technology adoption

Project management role focused on international innovation networks in plastics processing and surface technologies. - Development and implementation of internationalization strategies for innovation and technology networks - Management of an international project team (4 people) with diverse technical and cultural backgrounds - Stakeholder management across federal agencies, research institutions, and international industry partners - Evaluation and selection of key technology partners to support successful project outcomes - Technical focus on functional CVD coatings for plastic processing and surface engineering applications

• Development of organic systems for molecular and organic electronics - Supervision and mentoring of undergraduate and PhD students

Title: “Stabilization of Molecular Self-Assemblies via On-Surface Synthesis” Focus: - Design of functional nanostructures on optically active substrates - Synthesis of nanostructures by molecular self-assembly and photopolymerisation - Surface analysis with scanning force microscopy and scanning tunneling microscopy, as well as IR and UV-Vis-spektroskopy - Evaluation and optimisation of new deposition techniques
– 03/14 - 02/15 – Student speaker, MAINZ Graduate School of Excellence, Mainz member of the steering committee; organisation of seminars; – 03/12 - 03/15 – Member of the editorial board, Journal of Unsolved Questions. scientific open-access ournal for zero and negative results; – 03/12 - 03/15 – Website administrator, Journal of Unsolved Questions.

Specialisation: Polymer chemistry
Journal of Unsolved Questions MAINZ Graduate School of Excellence “Materials Science in Mainz”