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Safe Ways: Early warning system for earthquakes in Istanbul
A metropolis of 13 million inhabitants, Istanbul is arming itself for a major earthquake. When it comes, nobody to this day can predict. So researchers are working on an early warning system. “This could make it…
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INTRO : What is Adlershof? / Adlershof in figures // MICROSYSTEMs & MATERIALS: Research as the driving power / Fresh meat guaranteed PHOTOVOLTAICS: Fat pickings for thin films / Fuelling, version 2.0 – ideas in the…
SOLON and TEP unveil 1.6 MW Solar Power Plant in Tucson
Array from SOLON is TEP’s largest local solar resource:
Tucson-based SOLON Corporation, one of the largest providers of turnkey solar power plants and manufacturer of crystalline silicon solar modules in the U.S, today announced the completion of a 1.6 megawatt (MW) solar…
What have Texas Tea and milk, ink-jet inks and ceramics in common?
Comprehensive programme at International LUM-Workshop on 17 March 2011:
Texas Tea (crude oil) and milk, ink-jet inks and ceramic suspensions are heterogeneous systems of two or more substances, where one or more kinds of particles are dispersed in a liquid phase, i.e. they are…
Kopin Acquires Forth Dimension Displays Ltd.
Manufacturer of Reflective Microdisplays Expands Company's Portfolio of Display Technologies:
Building on its leadership in full-color microdisplay technology for high-performance applications, Kopin Corporation announced that it has acquired all of the outstanding common stock of Scotland-based Forth…
“Some day holograms will leap through our homes”
FBH Developed Compact Brilliant Laser Light Source:
Scientists from the Ferdinand-Braun-Institut (FBH) have developed small, compact brilliant laser light sources, which enable significantly smaller systems for laser projectors and other display technologies. “This…
Sulfurcell Provides Modules to Berlin’s Largest Rooftop Thin-film PV System
The 1.1 MW (820 MWh/year) System is Installed on the “Am Oktogon” at Adlershof:
Sulfurcell Solartechnik GmbH today announced its high-performance thin-film modules have been used to construct Berlin’s largest rooftop PV system. The newly installed system at the "Am Oktogon” building at the…
Adlershof Special 16: Photonics
Successful courtship: Adlershof companies with new partners // Photonics in motion: Interview with Dr Bernd Ludwig, Head of the Adlershof Photonics and Optics Centre // “Trust needs time…”: The Berlin-Brandenburg…
Photonics – Key Enabling Technology. By Thomas P. Pearsall, Founder of the European Photonics Industry Consortium
Many of the goods and services that will be available in the market in 2020 are as yet unknown, but the main driving force behind their development will be the deployment of Key Enabling Technologies. Those nations…
Best connections: New connecting technologies for optical components
Also private users are to benefit from the fast data transfer through fibre optic networks. So that the data can reach every household, these networks must branch. Yet it’s not so easy to weld fibre optics or connect…
The Minimax Principle: Forth Dimension Displays produces high resolution microdisplays
Tiny microdisplays are revolutionising optics with high resolution images that are mirrored directly in front of the eye. Viewers feel they are in the thick of the action, and especially pilots will appreciate the…
“Trust needs time…”: The Berlin-Brandenburg Optical Network has turned ten
Ten years ago, the society OpTec Berlin-Brandenburg (OpTecBB) was set up. Since then it has acquired a reputation as a network for companies and research institutes far beyond the borders of both States. “Trust needs…
Photonics in motion: Interview with Dr Bernd Ludwig, Head of the Adlershof Photonics and Optics Centre
ADLERSHOF SPECIAL: There’s motion at the Photonics Centre in Adlershof. Is this more than just the ups and downs in the wake of the crisis and recovery? DR BERND LUDWIG: It’s not as though there had never been a…
Successful courtship: Adlershof companies with new partners
Not all marriages are made in heaven, some are made in technology parks. The location has witnessed no fewer than three of them involving Adlershof photonics companies: the Bruker Corporation and Veeco; First Sensor…
Forum Adlershof: "We're open"
Adlershof has got it's new meeting point:
Centrally located along the main connection Rudower Chaussee, enclosed by the Humboldt-University campus and in close proximity to the Aerodynamic Park, a new venue for information, communication and events has been…
New microscope reveals ultrastructure of cells
HZB researchers can take images of small cellular components in their natural environment – while the cell remains intact:
Researchers at Helmholtz-Zentrum Berlin (HZB) have developed a new X-ray nanotomography microscope. Using their new system, they can reveal the structures on the smallest components of mammalian cells in three …
The exotic behaviour from beryllium oxide
HZB researchers may have observed the fastest melting of all time:
Scientists from Helmholtz-Zentrum Berlin (HZB) observed exotic be-haviour from beryllium oxide (BeO) when they bombarded it with high-speed heavy ions: After being shot in this way, the electrons in the BeO appeared…
New: Clean Energy Trainer
Heliocentris and h-tec cooperate in the field of renewable energies training products:
Heliocentris Energy Solutions AG, a leading specialist in clean energy storage solutions, announces the signing of a cooperation agreement in the field of technical and vocational training equipment with h-tec…
Adlershof Journal September/October 2010
"Where do you get the energy from?" Concepts for the green turnaround:
THE FUTURE OF ENERGY // COVER STORIES: Adlershof solar power plant / Ideas in the field of electromobility // NETWORKS: The new Berlin Solar Network // PEOPLE: Chemical engineer Tatjana Čukić // INQUIRED: Power and…
The future of energy. By Energy Economist Prof. Dr. Claudia Kemfert
What will the future of energy be like? Will we be living like our ancestors in the light of candles and travelling on horse drawn wagons, with no electricity or hot running water? Hardly that. As bleak as the…