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Breakthrough cited the paper of Prof. Dr. Claudia Doblinger
Bill Gates has published a book on addressing climate change. Accompanying the book, Gates’s Breakthrough Energy organization released a comprehensive roadmap of policies that are necessary to avoid a climate change calamity.
read more“Omnichannel is a must-have in retail business”
This article by WITRON shows the impact of omnichannel operations for the retail industry. Prof. Dr. Alexander Hübner from the TUM Chair of Supply and Value Chain Management at the TUM Campus Straubing shares his thoughts on what this means for retailers.
read moreResearch to feed the world
The research conducted by Dr Richa Bharti from India combines biology, biochemistry, medicine and computer science.
read moreTUM Global Dialogue Series: Bioeconomy in Latin America – a driver for global added value
Are you interested in the global hot topic bioeconomy and how it is creating added value in Latin America? At our TUM Global Dialogue event, TUM researchers and their Brazilian and Colombian partners will present their cooperation projects and we will tackle the topic of bioeconomy and its pressing questions with our invited panelists in a discussion round.
read moreQuo Vadis Biogenic Phosphors?
White light-emitting diodes (WLEDs) consist of a blue-light emitting chip that is covered with yellow-emitting inorganic phosphors based on rare-earth or toxic materials that are regulated by a few countries. Indeed, they are one of the most critical bottlenecks when trying to ensure the sustainable development of WLEDs.
read moreRedox Flow Batteries in Teaching
Electricity storage technologies will become an important technology as the share of fluctuating renewable energies increases. In addition to classic storage technologies such as pumped storage power plants or Li-ion batteries, the redox flow battery has developed in recent years.
read moreNew Study Shows how to Improve Public’s COVID19 Health-Preserving Attitudes
The outbreak of COVID-19 caused governments and researchers around the globe to follow two main routes in order to address the crisis and reduce effective reproduction numbers of the virus: (1) impose restrictions, closures and emergency regulations, and (2) search for a vaccine and effective medication.A new study, in which Prof. Dr. Sebastian Goerg, Professor for Economics at the Straubing Campus for Biotechnology and Sustainability and a researcher at the Technical University of Munich was involved, follows a third route that focuses on individuals’ attitudes and the development of health promoting motivations of the public.
read moreARPA-type funding gives green technology an ‘innovation advantage’, study finds
A new analysis of the successes and failures of green energy companies in the US has found that those with ARPA funding filed for far more patents in the years after launching than other “cleantech” startups from the same time.
read moreWind energy analysis has new implications for manufacturing, supply chain, and industrial policy
A new study published today in Nature Energy, Effects of technology complexity on the emergence and evolution of wind industry manufacturing locations along global value chains, examines the relationship between characteristics of wind turbine technology and the manufacturing location for various components of the turbine—from high-complexity components, such as blades and gearboxes, to low-complexity components, such as towers and generators.
read moreProf Costa: Cheers to 25 Years of Light-Emitting Electrochemical Cells
Prof Rubén Costa, head of the chair Biogenic Functional Materials at TUM Campus Straubing, is editor of the special issue in Advanced Functional Materials to celebrate the 25th year of the LEC technology.
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