From environmental crime to biosynthetics
Biobased, biodegradable, better recyclability: Reinventing an old material
The global plastics boom — both a blessing and a curse
An interview with German minister for the environment Steffi Lemke
Fraunhofer researchers on their enthusiasm for plastic
Deep geothermal systems can serve as an environmentally friendly source for heat — and lithium
By 2027, a constellation of up to 200 satellites is set to guarantee Europe’s sovereignty in space and, by extension, on the ground
The highly powerful telescope GALA is currently en route to Jupiter — and Fraunhofer IOF helped develop it.
Martin Daum, CEO, Daimler Truck AG
Climate change is allowing mosquitoes to bring tropical viruses into Germany more and more frequently. Researchers are getting ready
A new technology will detect virus carriers at an early stage and eliminate them without harming the environment
Germany’s healthcare transition will only achieve long-term success through cost-intelligent solutions from the research sector
How consumers can use their smartphones to identify counterfeit products
Award-winning ideas for the future: Impressive achievements by Fraunhofer employees
The energy transition requires smart integration of the electricity, heat and mobility sectors — including in residential districts
How biochar can help to reduce the harvest losses caused by climate change in the future
Real or fake? An innovative analysis tool makes it possible to reliably detect propaganda campaigns
If international military forces are to cooperate, then they need seamless data exchange processes
Researchers focus on paludiculture: Moors could help save the climate, so long as farmers are on board
How can we safeguard cash supplies when catastrophes hit? An algorithm could be the answer
The search for coffee plants that can survive climate change is on