Videos 2021

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The Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft produces films about current research topics.
 

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#WeKnowHow

Ingenuity is our country’s most important raw material. It enables the efficient and sustainable transfer of scientific knowledge into commercial use. This transfer is the backbone of our innovation system. The coronavirus pandemic has changed our world.  But change brings opportunities. We must gain more sovereignty in key technology areas. From AI – to cybersecurity – to medicine — and transform our economy towards sustainable value creation. We are focusing on strategic research fields — in view of their cross-industry impact and the markets of tomorrow. Now we have the opportunity to become even more resilient than before the crisis. And the opportunity to not only maintain, but also deepen our skills and expertise through a targeted push in innovation. Freedom of action and choice are our goals in order to maintain our position as one of the world’s top players in the most important technology fields. Together, we can emerge from the crisis stronger — and better prepared for future challenges. Let us now set the right course — in harmony with economics and ecology. Fraunhofer. WeKnowHow.

 

14.12.2021

Fraunhofer and QuTech unite to champion quantum internet

The Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft and the Dutch research center QuTech – a collaboration of TU Delft and TNO – are joining forces in the fields of quantum communication and quantum information networks. The partners signed a memorandum of understanding for close cooperation.

 

5.5.2021

Internet of Things: Efficient and robust networking

Prof. Michael Schlicht, Josef Bernhard and Dr. Gerd Kilian
(Fraunhofer Institute for Integrated Circuits IIS)

 

5.5.2021

Microchips: Smaller, more powerful and unrivaled

Michael Kampmann and Martin Witt
(Fraunhofer Institute for Silicon Technology ISIT) 
Dr. Jacqueline Atanelov (IMS Nanofabrication GmbH)

 

5.5.2021

Redox flow batteries: A step toward the mass market

Prof. Christian Doetsch and Lukas Kopietz
(Fraunhofer Institute for Environmental, Safety and Energy Technology UMSICHT)
Dr. Thorsten Seipp (Volterion GmbH)

 

5.5.2021

Vaccine production: Inactivating pathogens using low-energy electrons

Dr. Sebastian Ulbert and Dr. Jasmin Fertey (Fraunhofer IZI)
Frank-Holm Rögner (Fraunhofer FEP)
Martin Thoma (Fraunhofer IPA)