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  • Der Wissenschaftler Lukas Kriem im Wasser liegend im Schwimming Pool.
    © Enver Hirsch

    Sometimes there’s too much, sometimes too little: Water, the most important factor in our survival, doesn’t make it easy for us. How can we ensure an adequate water supply even amid climate challenges?

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  • Dr.-Ing. Ulrike Beyer
    © Fraunhofer / Sven Döring

    Wie heben wir die Wasserstoff-Wirtschaft auf ein neues Level? Für Dr.-Ing. Ulrike Beyer, Leiterin der Referenzfabrik.H2 am Fraunhofer IWU, ist das ein Herzensthema.

    Climate change is proceeding faster than expected, the energy transition more slowly than had been hoped. Referenzfabrik.H2 aims to accelerate the production of hydrogen systems and open up new business fields for industries such as the automotive sector, in a push Fraunhofer is calling “Fit4H2.”

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  • Interview with Hendrik Wüst

    Minister-president of the state of North Rhine-Westphalia

    Hendrik Wüst, Ministerpräsident von Nordrhein-Westfalens
    © IMAGO/Lars Heidrich

    Hendrik Wüst, minister-president of the state of North Rhine-Westphalia, is viewed as a potential candidate for chancellor. In this interview, the 48-year-old calls for reliable prospects for science, research, and industry.

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  • Dr. Bernd Göckener vom Fraunhofer IME ist PFAS in deutschen Gewässern auf der Spur.
    © Fotografie: Jan von Holleben

    Toxic PFAS are endangering our water. Now there are plans to ban them in Europe. This presents the industrial sector with major problems because these “forever chemicals” are essential to many products and processes.

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  • Weltraumaufklärungsradar TIRA in Wachtberg
    © Fraunhofer / Thomas Straub

    The EU wants to establish its own satellite network by 2027, with the aim of increasing the resilience of the European communications infrastructure and gaining technological sovereignty in space. Achieving this will require novel solutions.

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  • What the future is made of

    Circular economy

    Justus von Freeden
    © Sonja Och

    Raw materials are scarce. Time and again, shortages have forced companies to cut back on their production. The circular economy may be the solution — for far more than just the climate.

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  • Fraunhofer’s expertise includes materials and systems and their production and use in the energy sector, in industry and in mobility as well as in interdisciplinary topics such as security and service life.

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  • Congress Center Dresden (ICD) / September 03, 2025 - September 04, 2025

    SBS6 – International Sodium Battery Symposium

    The Sodium Battery Symposium – SBS is the conference for scientific exchange on sodium batteries in Europe. The SBS6 will cover all aspects of Na-based batteries, from fundamental research up to systems, along with testing, markets and applications. It wants to strengthen the community around sodium batteries and intends to enable an open exchange of information on current scientific results, research interests, as well as market requirements.

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