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Science evaluation in Ukraine
The BMBF funded 'Eval Science' project brought together researchers from the University of Bremen and from the Institute of Economics of the Ukrainian Academy of Sciences to develop a new methodology for the evaluation of science organisations in the Ukraine. The project used quantitative and qualitative empirical approaches based on the previous experience of the Leibniz Association.
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How do lithium-air batteries work?
Thanks to their high energy content, lithium-air batteries could provide solutions for the storage of regenerative energies or for electromobility. The aim of this BMBF funded research project was therefore to better understand the chemical reactions in lithium-air batteries in order to overcome the obstacles on the way to market launch
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Technology transfer for earthquake-proof architecture in Ecuador
The earthquake in Ecuador in April 2016 with about 30,000 destroyed apartments showed the need for earthquake-resistant construction. The ATT project sets out with its measures this need and is a step towards a sustainable, energy-efficient and earthquake-proof architecture in Ecuador.
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Opportunities for sustainable urban development
Urban space is becoming ever more limited. Consequently, this BMBF funded German-Korean project set out to develop new utilisation concepts for unused urban space such as reservations, brownfields, empty buildings and underused land.
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