Winnerslist Landmarks in the land of ideas
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Business network of a cosmspolitan Saxony
A business initiative aims to strengthen welcoming culture and the integration of immigrants
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Climate lab Weimar
Scientists research how rooms can be air-conditioned using as little energy as possible
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Energiepark Mainz – the largest hydrogen electrolysis plant of its kind
At the Energiepark Mainz, tests are being carried out to see how green electricity can be stored efficiently
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Bremerhaven Reinkenheide Clinic accompanies convalescents
At a clinic, people who were once affected accompany mentally ill people in crises
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University Hospital Saarland – cross-generational palliative ward
On a palliative ward an interdisciplinary team looks after terminally ill children and adults
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Integrativer Ort BauDENKMAL! Project
Refugees actively participate in the restoration of monuments in Saxony-Anhalt
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(B)energy – mobile biogas technology
A social enterprise is selling biogas technology via franchisees in Africa and making biogas marketable
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High-pressure electrolysers – storing Green Electricity efficiently
A technology creates the prerequisite for the petrol station network to expand to accommodate fuel cell vehicles
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Cultivation of microalgae in urban areas
New space-saving facilities make it possible to breed algae as food on the walls of buildings
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INTAKT – interactive microimplants
A network of industry, science, and hospitals is developing new interactive microimplants
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AmpPot - analysis of mass attacks on the Internet
With the help of digital bait scientists are developing an early warning system for cyber attacks
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binee recycling system
With a decentralised return system for electronic devices a social enterprise is promoting transparent recycling
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AcListant – assistance system for air traffic controllers
An assistance system for air traffic controllers intends to heighten aviation safety using language recognition
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GEAR – predicting antibiotic resistance using genetic data
With the help of genetic data researchers are developing tests to discover resistant pathogens faster