The Dresden research institutions Leibniz Institute for Solid State and Materials Research (IFW) and the Helmholtz Centre Dresden-Rossendorf (HZDR) present application-oriented solutions for companies in pitch presentations. The latest technologies we present span a cross-innovative arc from wastewater treatment to energy generation and recycling to modern sensor technology as part of the ECO II project. Find out in three exciting pitch rounds which synergies arise in the area of conflict between wastewater, energy, recycling and sensor technology. Afterwards, there will be the opportunity for individual exchange in breakout rooms.

Pitch Round 1: Energy Innovations

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• What does a Clean Water Technology Lab do?

• The potential of liquid hydrogen technologies for future business areas.

• How can wastewater treatment plants contribute to power grid stabilization? The wastewater treatment plant as a virtual power plant.

Pitch round 2: Recycling technologies

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• Using oxygen to efficiently eleminate drugs and phosphorus from wastewater? Advanced Oxidation Process for micropollutant elimination.

• Recovering indium and gallium from semiconductor industry wastewater - how does it work?

• Detection of plastics by fluorescence.

Pitch round 2: Advanced sensor technology for industry

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• Potentials of stand-alone, radio remote readable SAW sensors for monitoring production processes and conditions in critical environments.

• Flexible sensors for real-time control of robots and electric motors.

• Dilution-free counting and monitoring of bacteria with the Impedance Biochip.