In our new magazine we focus on current topics from WISTA's places of future innovation.
Edition 03/2020: Berlin Schöneweide
29.06.2020
Turning science fiction into science fact
Professor Jürgen P. Rabe, director of the Integrative Research Institute for the Sciences IRIS Adlershof, about building bridges, joint labs, and a new research building:
Ten years of IRIS Adlershof: what exactly goes on here? Jürgen P. Rabe: It all begins with asking good questions – questions that impose themselves on us, that we can provide answers to by using our scientific potential in...
29.06.2020
A hub for basic research, teaching, and industrial application
How the Integrative Research Institute for the Sciences IRIS Adlershof supports many different technology start-ups :
For almost two decades now, Prof. Emil List-Kratochvil has been dealing with a technology that many think holds a promise for the future: printed electronics. The Austrian-born solid-state physicist has been conducting basic...
29.06.2020
Focusing on advanced materials
A graduate school in Adlershof offers top qualification and turns teams into families:
Advanced materials are a cutting-edge field. Diodes, solar cells, transistors, and storage elements – they are all based on state-of-the-art electronic materials. The products containing these ‘advanced and novel materials’ –...
29.04.2020
Awoken from a slumber – how inventors bent on the future mix with developers ready to invest
Gregor Keck, head of the regional management agency for Berlin’s South East region, about happy investors, shared identities, and a lively industrial culture:
How do you define, what we call, a ‘Zukunftsort’, a place where future innovation is created? It is a place where scientists and businesses get together, which especially includes companies that plan and execute their...
29.04.2020
Future creators in the historical industrial estate
Success stories of young technology companies in Berlin-Oberschöneweide:
Young technology companies are bringing together the analogue with the digital world, creating the basis for future industries. In Oberschöneweide, this brings back memories of the time when Berlin’s industrial heart started...
29.04.2020
Firmly rooted in the district
HTW Berlin, the University of Applied Sciences for Engineering and Economics, focuses on knowledge transfer, exchange and cooperation in Treptow-Köpenick:
How do new shops affect the number of pedestrians and cars? How many cyclists really use a new bike path? Does a lower speed limit manage to curtail fine dust pollution? These are key issues for environmental agencies as well...
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