17. January 2022

Adlershof Journal January/February 2022

How knowledge is created

Shifting faster: A push for new materials //
3D-printed lunar dust: TIWARI’s missions //
A driving force: 30 years of IGAFA

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In conversation with Franziska Hagos

She is a true Polyanna and head of the Humboldt Explorer project

HZB researchers Henschel and Stannowski © WISTA Management GmbH

From the lab to the store

HZB researchers are supplying smartwatches with solar energy

Illu: Studying/Dorothee Mahnkopf © WISTA Management GmbH

Excellently managed – excellently outdated – excellently designed!

Essay by Jakob Nolte, biology student and the winner of the “Jugend forscht” national young science competition

Sebastian Ahlberg, magnosco © WISTA Management GmbH

The melanoma hunter

Sebastian Ahlberg works on improving diagnostics in Adlershof

HU vice president Christoph Schneider © WISTA Management GmbH

Exploiting scientific potential

An interview with Christoph Schneider, HU vice president for research

3D-printed lunar dust

TIWARI’s earthly and extra-terrestrial missions

Katja Höflich and Andreas Wicht, FBH © WISTA Management GmbH

Excellent bridge builders between basic research and research focused on application

Joint labs of FBH and HU are turning Adlershof into a hub for quantum research

Steering 50.000 photovoltaics systems

A new arrival in Adlershof: The innovation for digital power plants created by meteocontrol are in high demand worldwide

A driving force

30 years of IGAFA, the Joint Initiative of Non-University Affiliated Research Institutes in Adlershof e.V.

IKZ director Thomas Schröder © WISTA Management GmbH

A push for new materials

The Leibniz-Institute for Crystal Growth (IKZ) is expanding its capacities to bring new materials to application faster—for example, in charging stations for electric vehicles