12. Fraunhofer worldwide Subsidiary Center Representative Office Dubai Bangalore Jakarta Beijing Seoul Tokyo Boston Plymouth East Lansing San José Newark Maryland Cairo Selangor Senior Advisor Project Center / Strategic Cooperation Santiago de Chile Singapore Cambridge Brussels Porto Vienna Bolzano Graz Paris Budapest Wrocław Gothenburg Thessaloniki Sydney
14. From a small association to the leading organization for applied research in Europe 2011: preliminary Constant growth over 30+ years!
15. Fraunhofer in a Nutshell professional R&D services to industry demand driven research combined with scientific excellence strong integration with academia autonomy of institutes combined with simple corporate rules and strong brand
19. Industry needs Experts for Key Technologies Bonding technology is essential for manufacturing Products from hybrid materials
20. Main Areas of Expertise Technology and Innovation Energy and Sustainability Logistics Production and Testing Technolgy Information and Communication
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27. Fraunhofer als Harvard Business School Case Study Learning Objective: Teach about how to organize research, in particular applied research… The Fraunhofer Innovation Model is used as Case Study in the standard MBA course in Harvard Business School
38. R&D Services: What is better Make or Buy? Source: Prof. Cassiman, IESE Business School, Barcelona Most successful companies combine own research and external research!
52. Fraunhofer worldwide Subsidiary Center Representative Office Dubai Bangalore Jakarta Beijing Seoul Tokyo Boston Plymouth East Lansing San José Newark Maryland Cairo Selangor Senior Advisor Project Center / Strategic Cooperation Santiago de Chile Singapore Cambridge Brussels Porto Vienna Bolzano Graz Paris Budapest Wrocław Gothenburg Thessaloniki Sydney
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54. Fraunhofer Representative Offices and Senior Advisors in Asia Seoul Beijing Xiaoding Han Dr. Lorenz Granrath Joohwan Kim Dr. Ida-Bagus Kesawa Narayana Bangalore Selangor Anandi Iyer Dr. Ahmad B. Ibrahim Senior Advisor Representative Office Tokyo Jakarta
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Zentrale/P2/Januar 2011 dargestellt sind: Institute, Teilinstitute, Institutsteile, Einrichtungen, Arbeitsgruppen, Anwendungszentren
Zentrale/P5/Januar 2011
Zentrale/P2/Stand: 24.1.2012
Zentrale/P2/März 2011
Zentrale/1P Februar 2010
Message: The main focus of Fraunhofer is applied research/contract research, not education or training. The Fraunhofer Academy provides additional means for the promotion of innovation by providing training for business leaders and experts of our customers. Within research project the exchange of researchers is also common. Anmerkung: Die Aufnahme einer Folie zur Fraunhofer Academy wurde von Hyundai-Kia ausdrücklich erwünscht, da Dr. Chang (Vice Head R&D Headquarter) sich dafür interessiert, was Fraunhofer für das „Training“ seiner Mitarbeiter bieten kann.
In allen Branchen, in denen Massen bewegt werden – also im Straßen- und Luftverkehr, im Schiffbau, im Maschinen- sowie Anlagenbau und auch in der Sportgeräteindustrie - wächst der Druck, Leichtbaukonzepte umzusetzen. Um diese verstärkten Leichtbaubemühungen auch wirtschaftlich gestalten zu können, bedarf es einer interdisziplinären Zusammenarbeit. Nur so lassen sich kostenoptimierte Produktentwicklungen realisieren, die oft widersprüchliche Anforderungen erfüllen müssen. Eine besondere Herausforderung liegt in der Bewertung und Auswahl der jeweiligen Füge- und Verbindungstechnik, wobei die moderne Klebtechnik eine zentrale Rolle spielt. Ohne ihren Einsatz wäre – insbesondere, wenn unterschiedliche und/oder neue Materialien verbunden werden sollen – der „Leichtbau bewegter Massen“ in vielen Fällen kaum möglich.
»Entscheidung für einen der besten Executive MBA im deutschsprachigen Raum, dabei der Einzige, der speziell auf die Zielgruppe der Ingenieure und Naturwissenschaftler ausgerichtet ist.« Ranking capital 24/2005: »Erste Adressen mit anerkanntem Gütesiegel«
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Es wird ein zweiter Case mit konkreten Beispielen zum Nutzen der Fraunhofer-Forschung für Unternehmen folgen.
Zentrale/P2/Juli 2011
Besonders der Punkt „direct contract research“ ist für LG Display interessant. Beispiele dazu: Bionic Handling Assistant und CleanDieselCeramics GmbH
Message: The position of Fraunhofer between fundamental research and industry benefits companies. One example how this position helps companies to achieve competitive advantage is the development of the WHITE LED with and for OSRAM which OSRAM has been able to successfully commercialize. Anmerkung: Das Beispiel auf dieser Folie ist aus Sicht LGD wichtig.
Zentrale/FPL/Stand: 03-2011
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Displays that can be rolled up and flexible solar cells – both are potential future markets. Barrier layers that protect thin-film solar cells from oxygen and water vapor and thus increase their useful life are an essential component. What do potato chips and thin-film solar cells have in common? Both need films that protect them from air and water vapor: the chips in order to stay fresh and crisp; the solar cells in order to have a useful life that is as long as possible. In most cases, glass is used to protect the active layers of the solar cells from environmental influences. Dr. Klaus Noller from the Fraunhofer Institute for Process Engineering and Packaging IVV in Freising explains the advantages of a plastic film: “The films are considerably lighter – and flexible. They make new production processes possible that enable significant reductions in the cost of manufacturing a photovoltaic module.“ Instead of working with individual glass plates, the solar cells could be printed onto a plastic film and then encapsulated with the barrier film: photovoltaic modules on a roll. That is not a small goal that the researchers from two Fraunhofer institutes want to achieve: The film and packaging developers led by Dr. Klaus Noller along with Dr. Sabine Amberg-Schwab from the Fraunhofer Institute for Silicate Research ISC in Würzburg, who is an expert in hybrid polymers, called ORMOCER®s – an in-house development of the ISC. She and her team worked almost 20 years on developing a coating material on the basis of ORMOCER® that can be used as an effective barrier against oxygen and water vapor. What has been created is a barrier lacquer that the researchers combined with another known barrier material: silicon dioxide. “The results were astounding,“ said Amberg-Schwab: “A barrier effect that is far better than could be expected from adding only the two layers. The reason for this are special effects that are generated between the two materials.“ For the ideal application on a film, the team in Würzburg developed an ORMOCER® coating material that is easy to process and cure. The damp heat test was a particular obstacle: the cured lacquer coating must remain stable at 85 degrees Celsius and 85 percent humidity. The solar cells on the roof or the facade are intended to withstand extreme weather conditions and temperatures as long as possible. The folks from the Freisinger institute faced the challenge of developing a process with which the barrier layers can be applied to the film perfectly and economically. This was achieved with a roll-to-roll process. The painting line was optimized continuously to meet the special requirements: The ORMOCER®s must be applied in a dust-free environment, with the layer thickness being extremely thin, yet as a continuous film. During this, the coated side must not touch one of the rollers at any time. That would damage the layer. The patented process makes it possible to manu facture tough high barrier films in a cost-effective and environmentally friendly way. Industrial partners are already using this process. Dr. Sabine Amberg-Schwab from the ISC and Dr. Klaus Noller from the IVV will receive one of the three 2011 Joseph von Fraunhofer Prizes for their developments.
Zentrale/P5/Januar 2011
Five Goals of internationalization - become the best partner worldwide in professional contract R&D - seek scientific excellence in partnering internationally - attract and retain the best talent worldwide - drive ERA - tackle societal challenges in global initiatives
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