resources-environment-and-climate Using nature to protect plants We take a look inside a BASF production site in England that breeds nematodes – tiny worms that can be used in plant protection to control pests. Read reportage
resources-environment-and-climate 3 questions for Nikolaus Raupp BASF project manager Nikolaus Raupp, PhD, explains how the biomass balance approach certified by technical inspection board TÜV SÜD works. Read interview
resources-environment-and-climate A big supporter of little scientists Among other things, SAP founder Dietmar Hopp supports educational projects, including the “Little Scientists’ House.” Read article
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quality-of-life Bubbles with great potential Foams provide a wide variety of products, from mattresses to car bodies and chocolate mousse, with special properties. Read article
resources-environment-and-climate Pioneering thinker – then and now: catalysis In 1823, Johann Wolfgang Döbereiner discovered platinum catalysis. Ferdi Schüth later paved the way for high throughput technology to be used in catalysis. Read interactive article
resources-environment-and-climate Steady voltage, for smartphones, tablets and more? A powder made from iron scrap protects our electronic devices. Read article
resources-environment-and-climate Developing the batteries that will drive the future Improving the performance of batteries is what drives researchers at BASF’s Battery Materials Lab in Amagasaki, Japan. Read article
resources-environment-and-climate Energy grows on trees With 54 microturbines that look like leaves, the Arbre à Vent® can generate energy nearly without making any noise Read article
quality-of-life Floating air purifiers Every movement they make circulates and cleans the air. Read article
quality-of-life When the sun is your greatest enemy The “KiliSun” sunscreen is distributed free of charge to people with albinism. Read article
quality-of-life Safety in a spray can When sprayed onto clothing or a bicycle, the safety spray LifePain is reflective in the glare of car headlights. Read article
resources-environment-and-climate Plastic: A victim of its own success? Plastics under discussion: Two experts share their views on plastics. Read article
food-nutrition How will we feed ourselves in the future? Global food production needs to rise to provide a nutritious diet for everyone. Ideas from around the world could change the way we eat. Read article
quality-of-life The source of progress Without innovation, progress is impossible. What is the essence of innovation and how can it be fostered? Read article
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