Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft
Critical infrastructure
Fraunhofer technologies aim to facilitate and accelerate service and maintenance of critical infra-structure
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Research for Security
Gearing up: Fraunhofer is on the search for high-tech solutions to help better protect armed forces and the public.
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Battery cell manufacturing for the energy transition
Whether in electric vehicles, medical technology or smart devices, batteries have become a fixture of our everyday lives. As the global energy transition advances and the need for sustainable and low-emission technologies increases, demand for powerful energy storage solutions that conserve resources is also on the rise.
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3D-Suspensionskultur-Behälter
The Future of Medicine
Developing new medications is becoming more and more expensive and taking longer and longer. Now, AI and miniature organs grown in a Petri dish are helping to change that.
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Fraunhofer Research Awards 2025
The Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft recognized excellent projects by its researchers at its annual assembly . Three Joseph-von-Fraunhofer Prizes were presented, along with the Innovations for a Better Future award from the Fraunhofer-Zukunftsstiftung (Fraunhofer Future Foundation).
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Small Quanta, Big Impact
The tiniest parts of matter provide insight into big contexts. Sunlight, magnetism and molecular interactions are just some of the things that cannot be explained conclusively without them. As a basis for advanced technologies, quantum physics is set to achieve great things across a range of different areas. What is the current status of advances in quantum computing, communications, imaging and sensors?
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We’re on the Move
Industry and the Research Sector: Energy for Our Future
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Concrete of the Future
Fungal mycelium as a construction material, ecofriendly concrete and smart recycling solutions pave the way for climate neutrality.
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International Year of Quantum Science and Technology
Fraunhofer researchers are developing quantum systems for various applications and industries to help us find answers to the major challenges of our time, including those relating to the climate, health, transportation and security.
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Multidrug-resistant germs
The weapons available for fighting dangerous bacteria are losing their edge, and life-threatening infections are increasingly resistant to treatment. There are hardly any substitutes available so far, making it high time someone took action.
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