Nuestro aniversario número 70 es una ocasión para celebrar a la Fundación Fraunhofer junto a sus socios, colegas y todos quienes quieran dar forma al futuro.
We add value to agro-industrial waste with a focus on a circular economy, create functional foods, work on sustainable pollination and bee health, and devise Smart Agro solutions.
We formulate products to improve productivity and disease control of aquaculture species, innovate in diagnostic methods and support aquaculture diversification programs.
We design sustainable solutions in bioprocesses, evaluate agricultural and aquaculture residues to generate energy and investigate sustainable uses of water.
We focus our research on the use of engineering for the development of innovative technology in the installation and management of solar thermal pilot plants.
In order to anticipate problems at an early stage, we provide services for the photovoltaic industry with certified state-of-the-art technology and specialized professionals.
Dandelion rubber would help comply with recycling law for tires
Chilean mining could benefit from a Fraunhofer Chile project to install a 100% recyclable rubber factory in the country. This can be obtained from the root of the plant. See details in Diario Financiero.
Biotechnology Center researcher Patricio Mandujano reveals how the ingredient market is responding to the demand for healthier, additive-free, "clean label" foods. Read the article published in Indualimentos magazine.
Solar Power Concentration (CSP) leads solar thermal energy projects
The technical reliability and competitive prices achieved by the CSP are surpassing the new coal plants to produce electricity, highlights Mercedes Ibarra, head of the Solar Thermal Energy Group of Fraunhofer Chile. Read the report on solar thermal energy in Electricidad magazine.
AtaMoS-TeC starts construction for applied research outdoor
Important information about the AtaMoS-TeC project, which together with celebrating its first anniversary, starts the applied research phase, supported by Fraunhofer Chile Research with its Center for Solar Energy Technologies (FCR-CSET).
Fraunhofer Chile Research