Plasma reactors
Turning CO₂ into valuable chemicals
Small plasma reactors make carbon dioxide usable as a raw material—at the push of a button and with little energy input.
Foresight
What happens when there are no more bees?
The population of pollinators is constantly decreasing. Could soap bubbles coated in pollen solve the problem?
In my element
“When you're free-diving, your strength comes from serenity”
The apnea diver Herbert Nitsch talks about the pitfalls created underwater by the element oxygen.
Efficiency enhancement
Microreactors from the 3D printer
Additive manufacturing opens the door to lower CO2 emissions and less energy consumption in chemical production.
Innovations
Perspectives in overview
Research for a better future: Our Perspectives illuminates pioneering ideas and innovations from around the world.
All focal areas
An overview of the dossiers
Reports, interviews, and graphics: Our dossiers bring together everything worth knowing about the main themes of ELEMENTS.
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Evonik Country
Singapore: A spectacular city-state
Two hundred years ago, Singapore was a fishing village. Today it’s a thriving metropolis with nearly six millions inhabitants. Strategically located in the heart of Southeast Asia, Singapore lies at the crossroads of the region’s major shipping and aviation routes, and is known as one of the most technologically advanced and greenest cities in the world.
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Belgium: An anchorage for traditions
From the international port of Antwerp to the tiny French fries stands in the streets of Brussels: Impressions from the Evonik country Belgium.
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USA: Endless opportunities
The USA is a pioneer when it comes to important future technologies—and that’s one reason why it’s Evonik’s second home.
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