Industry and the Research Sector: Energy for Our Future
The “Made in Germany” label came to be associated with superior quality almost 100 years ago. Cutting-edge research and advanced technologies are bringing fresh dynamism for the future. Ready, set... go!
Fraunhofer and Daniel Günther share a certain enjoyment — and it’s not just about a funding check, either. Applied research has given Günther, minister-president of Schleswig-Holstein, fresh optimism. And the bold confidence often lacking in Germany these days.
An online platform addresses the challenges of village life
In-band full-duplex technology will allow both sides of a radio connection to transmit and receive simultaneously
Transforming the economy with approaches from bioeconomy
A status report from quantum physics, where tiny particles are already achieving great things
More technological sovereignty: Fraunhofer is among those work-ing on Germany’s first quantum computer
An ounce of prevention: Digital patient twins could revolutionize medicine
Using innovative biopolymers to fight arthritis of the joints
AI and miniature organs grown in a Petri dish are accelerating drug development
Algorithms help to save time: A Fraunhofer spin-off supports home health services in planning their routes
Solar energy is being collected on the surface of a lake in eastern Germany that was once an open-pit mine
From cookies to microchips, AI-based soft-ware helps with quality control
An innovative method of fighting wildfires packs a bigger punch
Nuclear fusion research is driven by the idea of sustainable energy production