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Vielfalter – Why children benefit from outside learning environments
With the “Vielfalter Schule” program young students go outside for a day to explore the local flora and fauna up close. Generations before us have played outside when they were young and even today children all over the world still play outside, creating a unity of shared experiences. But why should a company like GreenChips even care about children playfully learning about the outdoors?
Can Europe really compete in the global semiconductor market
Some critics already predict that the European Chips Act will not bear any results, since Europe already lost its foot in this sector. Stefan Mengel, head of division at the German federal ministry of education and research, shares this opinion as he said: “There is no good leverage to get back to a competitive or even leading position”. Does that mean the end for the European semiconductor industry?
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How the global semiconductor shortage affects our personal lives
Headlines like “The global chip shortage is starting to have major real-world consequences” sound funny when you have been expecting these consequences for months. In this article we want to share some personal stories about how we and the people around us experienced those “real-world consequences”.
Intel Process Roadmap 2025 – The beginning of a new era
Intel released a roadmap showing their plans for new process tech and packaging through 2025. The company claims to catch up with industry leader TSMC until 2024 and to regain ‘process performance leadership’ the year after.
Why every Business should care about Forest Conservation
Sustainability has long since ceased to be just an advertising tool and is now a concern that affects us all. With more and more research showing that sustainability saves costs instead of causing them it should even dawn on people who prefer profits over nature protection. Forest conservation can be an easy first step for every business to take part in this paradigm shift that is already happening.
Metal-free, organic and degradeable on command - Batteries of the Future
Scientists have been working on organic batteries since 2005, when the first organic radical battery (ORB) was developed. An organic molecular radical is a molecular entity possessing one unpaired electron.
