Utilise biodiversity resources in a manner that preserves them and allows previously damaged ecosystems to regenerate: that is the aim of the European project SELINA, which will be coordinated by Leibniz University Hannover (LUH) commencing 1 July 2022. The European Union (EU) awarded the project 13 million euros in funding as part of the new HORIZON research programme.
The chemical industry is currently facing the challenging transformation of replacing classic, chemical manufacturing processes based on petroleum with sustainable, bio-based products, in line with the concept of a circular bioeconomy.
Research on complex quantum systems and new chemical insights into terpenes: Two researchers of Leibniz University Hannover (LUH) have each been awardedone of the internationally coveted ERC Consolidator Grants.
The EU research project MIMY aims to improve the situation of young migrants in Europe via a multi-level analysis of their integration processes.
The project TeRRIFICA (Territorial Responsible Research and Innovation Fostering Innovative Climate Action)establishes measures for climate mitigation and adaptation in six European pilot regions – in a joint process with the civil society, academia, local administration, and policy makers.
Researchers from veterinary medicine, bioacoustics, population biology, maritime architecture and engineering are working together to find solutions to reduce ship noise and thus protect marine animals.