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Helmholtz Social Media Newsroom

The Helmholtz Social Media Newsroom is online as of now. The newsroom automatically renders the...

Little Scientists' Day

The "Little Scientists' House" Foundation calls a Germany-wide day of activity on 13...

Gene Mutation Affects Tactile Sense and Hearing

People, who are hard of hearing, have also an inferior tactile sense. Dr Henning Frenzel and Prof....

Epstein-Barr Virus

Herpes viruses can cause not only dangerous infections in humans, but also cancer. Researchers from...

Weight Loss Curbs Cancer Promoting Inflammations

Excess weight promotes inflammations that are regarded as fostering cancer. Together with American...

HZG Involved in Material CRC

The Collaborative Research Centre "Maßgeschneiderte multiskalige Materialsysteme — M3"...

Climate-Engineering Assessment

Dispersing sulphur particles in the atmosphere or fertilising the ocean with iron: Numerous...

Staff News

 
Wagner GEOMAR WEB

New Executive Director at GEOMAR: The board of trustees of the GEOMAR | Helmholtz Centre for Ocean Research Kiel has appointed...

Gazlig Web

Thomas Gazlig changes to Charité Thomas Gazlig, Head of Communications and Media Relations for many years, will leave the Helmholtz...

Prizes And Awards

 

Prof. Dr Walter Rosenthal new member of Leopoldina:

Prof. Dr Walter Rosenthal, Scientific Director of the Max Delbrück Centre for Molecular Medicine...

Peter Sanders receives Federal State Prize:

Prof. Dr Peter Sanders from the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) receives the...

Calls For Applications

 

Photographic competition "Infectuous" started:

Together with the Helmholtz Centre for Infection Research, the Haus der Wissenschaft (“House of...

Deutscher Rohstoffeffizienz Prize 2012 announced:

The Federal Minister for Economy and Technology has launched the competition “Deutscher...

Research News

Energy Transformation Requires Research

Photo: André Künzelmann, UFZPhoto: André Künzelmann, UFZ The fast transformation of our energy supply requires new solutions for grids and intermediate storage facilities as well as an increase in efficiency in all technologies. Energy research within the Helmholtz Association addresses these tasks and invests an additional 135 million Euro to close the gaps in our research, to pool and further develop our competences and to promote the energy transformation to our best ability. more

Land Is a Limited Resource

Intensified land use causes the disappearance of insects and thereby also of products dependant on pollination, such as coffee, cocoa or strawberries. Photo: Franziska RoederMore and more people want to use the resource of land to an increasingly intensive degree. This leads not only to conflict, but changes also the face of our planet in many ways: Today, more than 50 per cent of the population already live in urban regions, agriculture is increasingly industrialised and only a small part of the earth's surface...more

Tonnes of Equipment for Nanogramme Measuring

View into the 6MV accelerator hall at the Helmholtz Centre Dresden-Rossendorf. Photo: Oliver KilligOn 9 May 2012, a secondary ion mass spectrometer (SIMS) weighing several tonnes was hauled from the GFZ Potsdam to the HZDR Dresden-Rossendorf. These two affiliated Helmholtz institutions thus embark on a course of intensified cooperation, which in future is to include also other Helmholtz research centres and universities. As early as in 2013,...more

Zeppelin Flight for Climate Research

Forschungszeppelin PEGASOS. Quelle: EU-PEGASOS-Kampagnenblogince May 2012, a team of researchers from Jülich, Switzerland, Estonia and the USA conducts measuring flights aboard the research zeppelin PEGASOS. The first mission from Friedrichshafen to Rotterdam now was successfully completed; the second mission is headed for Italy, where measurements above the Po Valley and the Adriatic Sea are scheduled....more

Technology Transfer 2012/06

SurgeryPad. Photo: Michael Müller, DKFZSix New Spin-off Projects Chosen for Helmholtz Enterprise Funding During the 15th selection meeting of the spin-off funding instrument Helmholtz Enterprise in May 2012, the selection committee recommended six new technology-based spin-off projects to receive funding from the Initiative and Networking Fund. The projects thus receive up to 100,000...more

 

Dear Readers,

Praesident Prof. Mlynek

One year ago, the German federal government decided to phase out nuclear energy faster than initially planned and to transform the energy supply to renewable energies. The Helmholtz Association is expected to contribute substantially to the successful energy transformation. We therefore now invest, in addition to our long-term programme research in the research field Energy, 135 million Euro in research on storage technologies, electricity transport, renewable energy sources and efficiency increase. The energy transformation is an ambitious project reducing the dependence on fossil raw materials, slowing down climate change and increasing the pressure to innovate. We now consciously close the gaps in our research and pool all our resources towards the aim of rendering our energy supply fit for the future. Wishing you enjoyable reading,

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