E-mobility, hydrogen, e-fuels: Which engine makes sense where - and why? What should consumers be prepared for? Science journalist Jens Schröder on useful applications and the interests of lobbying groups.
Economic growth and energy transition are reaching personnel limits worldwide. The basic problem: Technology is not part of the school system - apart from specialized secondary schools. Women should also be addressed to a greater extent.
Construction activity is declining, rents are rising. At the same time, demand for rental apartments in Austria is increasing. In Germany, too, the lack of construction activity will become a price driver in the medium to long term.
Austria was the first EU member state to present an integrated network infrastructure plan - ÖNIP for short. What it promises - an analysis by Anja Herberth.
Demographic change is changing the way we spend the last third of our lives. Care is increasingly becoming a family task.
Wind power also produces when PV systems are not active: At night and in winter. It is very tempting to invest in a small wind turbine privately. Does it make sense and what are the regulations like in Austria?
ChatGPT suddenly makes artificial intelligence accessible to all of us - and we are therefore at a decisive threshold, as the two authors Miriam Meckel and Léa Steinacker explain. Because now everything is changing everywhere at once.
Extreme weather and flooding are on the rise. Susanne Karr talks to Düsseldorf architect Jan Hinnerk Meyer about his concept for a flood competence center and what needs to be done now.
What are the effects of the shortage of skilled workers in technology and what skills are missing on the employment market? What skills will be in demand in the future? A total of 35 managers from the building sector answered my questions, focusing...
Our society is ageing and there are not enough care places. Care will increasingly (have to) take place at home. What we should be aware of in order to be able to live within our own four walls despite mobility restrictions.
