Our diet is changing radically. What does the future taste like?
Healthier food? Fraunhofer brings new products to the market
An interview with German Federal Minister of Food and Agriculture Cem Özdemir
How AI is making pig farming safer and kinder
A miracle material from nature: How buildings covered in greenery can make cities more livable
During the pandemic, a virtual concert is taken to a whole new level
The toxins from these eight-legged creatures have gone largely unexplored
Combating cancer: How herpes viruses, of all things, are inspiring hope for tumor treatment
An increased success rate: A newly developed micro-drilling turbine is helping to locate thermal water more reliably
What resource strategies are necessary for the global energy transition?
In 2022, consumers will really feel just how precious energy is. Hydrogen energy is more in demand than ever before.
Kerstin Andreae is chair of the executive board of the German Association of Energy and Water Industries. She advocates for using Germany’s 500,000 kilometers of existing gas infrastructure for hydrogen
In 2021 alone, Germans disposed of 4.6 million tons of organic waste in their compost bins. Added to that are sewage sludge and food waste from catering and industry. Fraunhofer IPA wants to extract hydrogen from these sources
Drops get washed out quickly. Innovative new contact lenses administer medicines slowly - and precisely
How Duisburg wants to turn the world’s largest inland harbor into Europe’s first climate-neutral container terminal
Bridges on Germany’s autobahns are in a poor state of repair. Fraunhofer IZFP is developing sensors to monitor them on a continuous basis
The decentralized data system is creating a new hub for innovation
Every year, 11 million people are struck by sepsis. Fraunhofer IGB is helping in the race against time
Outstanding research by young scientists
BM18 Beamline — Sharp detail and exceptional versatility
The textile industry has been looking for alternatives — and now it’s found one in microalgae
How an AI-based full-body scanner is making treatment easier
Germans love their coffee — and in the future, it’ll come in sustainable cups
Completely new possibilities - with stability underpinned
How can we transport increasing data volumes more safely? Looking to the future with a quantum frequency converter