05. January 2017

Adlershof Journal January/February 2017

Knowledge isn’t built in a day: Ideas and innovation need time to grow

Fishing Peptides: Innovative cleaning procedures for natural substances with a therapeutic effect //
Child’s play? Early practice helps to master patience //
Measuring Emotions How sensors help people with anxiety disorders //

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Don’t hurry: Things to learn from children’s book heroes
Essay by freelance journalist Paulina Czienskowski
In conversation with Katharina Kitsos
The restaurant owner is bringing Greek cuisine to Adlershof
The Crystal Grower
Mario Brützam matures crystals at IKZ
The world belongs to those that wait
On the perseverance of entrepreneurs and scientists from Adlershof
Tenacity required
Technology parks need more than one election period for success
Child’s play? Early practice helps to master patience
Day care worker Anne Schenke tells us about her day-to-day in child care
Highly specialised optical fibres
art photonics GmbH develops spectroscopy systems for instant analysis in operating rooms
The Master of Plucking Strings
How soundtrack composer Moritz Denis gets ideas for his music
Measuring Emotions
HU computer scientist develops sensors that help people with anxiety disorders
Fishing Peptides
A start-up from Adlershof develops innovative cleaning procedures for natural substances with a therapeutic effect
Consultants for Energy and Hygiene
Acting as a role model