Raw materials, supply routes, digital sovereignty
Hope for a circular economy: Fraunhofer institutes are working on recovering recyclable materials for the economy
An interview with Dr. Bernd Althusmann, Minister for Economic Affairs in Lower Saxony and advocate of digitalization
How to remove kidney stones in their entirety
New hope in the fight against the widespread diseases of Alzheimer’s, multiple sclerosis and Parkinson’s disease
Dr. Torsten Jeworrek, Munich Re, on the consequences of climate change
How artificial intelligence is becoming a reliable tool
Our time poses many questions — Fraunhofer researchers strive to find answers
Making industry more resilient
Fraunhofer IKTS and the complexity of plastic waste decomposition
30,000 tons of drugs are consumed by Germans every year. The residues have been left unfiltered — until now
In portrait: Sandra Ciesek, “University professor of the year 2021”
How photovoltaic systems are becoming cheaper, more effective and greener
Dangerous convenience: Bluetooth makes life easier — but creates security flaws
1.6 million tons of World War II munitions are rusting on the bottom of the North and Baltic Seas. The danger grows from year to year
Soccer is becoming increasingly dynamic — Fraunhofer high-frequency technology supports training using intelligent sensor technology