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Artificial Intelligence

On Good Terms with AI

Sometimes researchers come up against their limits. Experiments are too complex—there are too many possibilities, and that prevents them from reaching the goal quickly and efficiently. In cases like these, artificial intelligence can get a project moving again. At Evonik, AIChemBuddy supports its human colleagues with advice and provides space for new inspiration

A scientist and a humanoid robot are discussing in front of a screen.
Polyamide

Invisibly green

Polyamide 12 makes products more robust, more durable—and more sustainable. Evonik produces this high-performance polymer in various sustainability levels. The customer decides how much the climate benefits. The inner values of the material always remain the same

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Circularity

As Good as New

It is impossible to imagine our world without plastic. In order to conserve fossil resources and reduce waste, the circular economy is bringing about a paradigm shift. Recycling is already being taken into account in the design and manufacture of new products. To speed up this process, Evonik is working with partners to develop new solutions. Its motto is “Design for Circularity”

An Evonik employee wearing a helmet and safety glasses looks through a round viewing window.
Clean Water

Grease the Fish: Silica Particles Make Aquaculture More Efficient

Salmon, trout, and other fish are appearing more frequently on menus around the world. To make their farming even more sustainable and efficient, Evonik’s silica products are being applied in new ways within aquaculture feed production.

A gutted salmon on ice cubes
Sustainability

Sustainability at the Push of a Button

Evonik has found a way to automate the creation of life cycle assessments (LCAs). This new digital process delivers reliable data on CO₂ emissions, water consumption, and other environmental factors—faster, more consistently, and at scale. A behind-the-scenes look at a complex yet crucial step toward a more sustainable industry.

Control panel with vertical sliders for CO2, air, water, energy, transport, and recycling, each with a scale. Above it, there is a digital display showing the letters 'L C A' and an Evonik logo.
Care & Cosmetics

Ahead of the Trend

Long before sustainability became a societal trend, Evonik introduced the first enzymatically produced emollients to the market. Today, they are in high demand in the cosmetics industry.

A woman with long, tied-back dark hair. A globe is painted on her face, depicting continents and oceans. The background is neutral gray, and her shoulders are bare.
Sustainability

Living Wall

The baobab tree creates employment opportunities and acts as a barrier against desertification.

Zwei Frauen mit Körben auf dem Kopf vor einem Affenbrotbaum. Von hinten scheint die Sonne ins Bild, es sind fast nur Konturen zu erkennen.
Circularity

Surfing on Polymer

An entrepreneur and passionate surfer is now making surfboards better and more environmentally compatible at the same time, while an additive from Evonik is playing a decisive role in making surfing greener

A surfer performs a 180-degree turn on a wave about 3 meters high.
Pharma

For the sensitive

Until now, many modern therapeutics could only be administered by injection, which is less convenient than taking them orally. Eudracap colon is the first capsule that changes this, releasing sensitive contents specifically in the colon, where they are most effective

Graphic: A man takes a tablet. The position of the large intestine is marked on his body.

CIRCULARITY

A pair of sunglasses against an orange background
Polyamide

Invisibly green

Polyamide 12 makes products more robust, more durable—and more sustainable. Evonik produces this high-performance polymer in various sustainability levels. The customer decides how much the climate benefits. The inner values of the material always remain the same

An Evonik employee wearing a helmet and safety glasses looks through a round viewing window.
Circularity

As Good as New

It is impossible to imagine our world without plastic. In order to conserve fossil resources and reduce waste, the circular economy is bringing about a paradigm shift. Recycling is already being taken into account in the design and manufacture of new products. To speed up this process, Evonik is working with partners to develop new solutions. Its motto is “Design for Circularity”

Andreas Vorholt and Lisa Steinwachs are standing in a bright laboratory, both wearing lab coats and safety goggles, and talking to each other.
Climate Protection

Fragrances from greenhouse gases

The chemical industry is gradually moving away from fossil raw materials. However, the transition to alternative sources poses huge challenges for the industry. In the Power2ValueChemicals project, Evonik is working with partners to test how carbon dioxide can be used for the production of fragrances

A surfer performs a 180-degree turn on a wave about 3 meters high.
Circularity

Surfing on Polymer

An entrepreneur and passionate surfer is now making surfboards better and more environmentally compatible at the same time, while an additive from Evonik is playing a decisive role in making surfing greener

Water in the desert: The Atacama salt flats in northern Chile with their gigantic saline pools harbor one of the world’s largest lithium deposits
Circularity

A new direction for Lithium recycling

The aim of expanding electric mobility is to help save the climate. Nonetheless, the extraction of the lithium that is needed for this effort is leaving highly visible tracks on the earth. Recycling this raw material, which is crucial for battery production, is mitigating this strain on the environment. High-performance membranes from Evonik could soon be at the center of this trend

In my Element

Thorsten Schumm holds a large analog stopwatch in his right hand and laughs. Thorsten Schumm holds a test tube containing a tiny amount of green liquid in his hand.

"We want to build the most accurate clock in the world"

Time is no longer measured solely in human dimensions. Atomic clocks control and regulate time more accurately than humans ever could. The Vienna University of Technology now wants to go one step further and base clocks on the atomic nucleus.

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symbol picture Wasserstoff

Hydrogen from the biorefinery

At the Evonik site in Rheinfelden, on the border with Switzerland, hydrogen is produced in an unconventional way.

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Dr. Andrea „Annie“ Kritcher ist Kerntechnikerin und Physikerin an der National Ignition Faculty des Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in Kalifornien. Für das Experiment im Dezember 2022 hat sie die Kapsel mit dem Brennstoff aus Deuterium und Tritium entworfen.

“I’m reaching for the stars”

Dr. Andrea “Annie” Kritcher is a nuclear engineer and physicist on the National Ignition Faculty at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in California. For the December 2022 experiment, she designed the capsule that contained the deuterium and tritium fuel

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Evonik-Country

Skyline of Seoul with the Seoul Tower.
Evonik Country

South Korea: Asian trendsetter

The Republic of Korea has a long and tumultuous history. Today, it has evolved into a modern industrial nation with a high pace of innovation. In this dynamic environment, innovative products and solutions from Evonik are in high demand.

The ruins of Tulum overlooking the Caribbean Sea on the Riviera Maya (the coastal area of the Yucatán Peninsula in Mexico). The ruins are located on a cliff, with a palm tree in front, the turquoise blue sea and a sandy beach to the right.
Evonik Country

Mexico: Fair to sunny

What’s the secret behind Mexico’s appeal? The combination of a lively culture and a favorable climate—factors that also have an economic impact. The country between the USA and Central America is experiencing rapid technological and industrial development. Evonik is supporting this upswing with innovative products and solutions

The three Giza pyramids in front of a blue sky
Evonik Country

Egypt: A land with a remarkable sense of purpose

Egypt’s historic heritage captivates people from all over the world—largely because it leaves many questions open, such as those concerning the construction of the pyramids. But one thing is clear: The Egyptians are characterized by a remarkable sense of purpose, whether they’re constructing a canal cutting straight through the country or erecting a new metropolis. Evonik too is firmly established in this environment

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Evonik Country

Japan: Roots and resilience

Japan is a highly developed industrial nation. But elements of the country’s rich cultural heritage are firmly anchored even in the midst of its bustling major cities. Whether it’s comics, cuisine or stagecraft, this island nation on the rim of the Pacific Ocean knows how to integrate tradition into modern life

Warsaw Old Town, Poland
Evonik Country

Poland: An old facade, a modern heart

Poland is rich in tradition, and the companies based here have become coveted partners in many ­sectors. From precision craftsmanship in furniture manufacturing to future-oriented concepts of green energy, Poland skillfully combines its historical heritage with pioneering solutions.

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