Helmholtz Sustainability Challenge
The DACStorE is part of the Helmholtz Sustainability Challenge, an initiative to promote sustainable research and development projects within the Helmholtz Association. The aim is to develop innovative solutions to key societal challenges in the field of sustainability and put them into practice.
More Information about the Helmholtz Sustainability Challenge
Related projects
iFoodis – sustainable food and nutrition research
iFOODis improves sustainable food production through an intelligent, robot-assisted monitoring network. It continuously records the condition of ecosystems on land and in water in connection with agricultural activities. By combining satellite remote sensing, sensor technology and robotics, environmental and plant data is collected, analysed and processed for authorities and decision-makers. This results in well-founded management options and recommendations for action for resource-efficient agriculture.
FINEST – Research infrastructure for sustainable energy systems
The FINEST Project is structured into three sub-projects, in which the actual research activities are conducted by the involved principal investigators and postgraduate students. The FINEST Research School is intended to open the perspective of the PhD students from their very specific topic to further aspects relevant for sustainable resource managers of the future. The research is supported by the FINEST Backbone being responsible for all coordination activities, while the FINEST Transfer Desk helps in all activities relating to the transfer of the results.
Video about the DACStorE project and the Helmholtz Sustainability Challenge
DACStorE is part of the Helmholtz Sustainability Challenge. The three core projects are presented in this video:
