Professor Dr. Julian Weghuber, who leads a research team at the University of Applied Sciences of Upper Austria, was awarded the CDG Award for Science and Innovation 2025 for his outstanding contributions to scientific advancement. This award also honors his research on molecular nutrition and the cellular mechanisms underlying metabolic health, which led to the development of PM-International’s FitLine C-Balance product.
PM-International is committed to research and development partnerships, guided by Dr. Tobias Kühne, to advance nutritional science.
“Congratulations to Prof. Dr. Weghuber Julian on receiving the prestigious CDG Award for Science and Innovation 2025!” the company wrote in an online statement. “This honor recognizes his scientific contributions in recent years, which among others, led to the development of our FitLine C-Balance. The award was presented in Vienna by Austria’s Minister of Economy, Wolfgang Hattmannsdorfer, and CDG President, Martin H. Gerzabek. Our PM-International R&D team, led by Dr. Tobias Kühne, personally congratulated and thanked Prof. Weghuber for his dedication and work.”
