29. September 2021
On October 5, Katrin Schuhen is live at the event R(H)EINE LIEBE: WIE BEKÄMPFEN WIR (MIKRO)PLASTIK IN DER EU? She will provide insights into our work and, as a PhD polymer chemist and microplastics expert, will be available for questions and discussion. We are particularly excited about the political aspects in this exchange, we have only recently dealt intensively with laws and regulations on microplastics. We summarized our findings in an article published last week. More...
23. September 2021
Why our Wasser 3.0 video is now also available in Spanish and how money and the common good (must, can, should) come together ....
5. August 2021
The Deutsche Postcode Lotterie funds our interactive educational project Team WASoMI with 70.000 EUR!
We cordially thank the participants of the Deutsche Postcode Lotterie, its advisory board and charity department for this great support - and get started! More about our project and goals...
29. July 2021
When everything is about filtration and separation again at the next FILTECH from March 8 to 10, 2022, the spotlight will also be on market-ready innovations for the detection and removal of microplastics from air, soil and water. Ready to join?!
10. July 2021
Recently, we had the opportunity to take a closer look at the microplastic load of sea salt produced on Java and the methods used for this. So this blog post is about how microplastics end up on our plates with sea salt, including solutions to avoid this.
10. June 2021
We have once again looked at the definitions and terms surrounding microplastics and our work with them and feel it is time for a few additions.
18. May 2021
Innovations that shape the future and improve life are considered the flagship of the
German Innovation
Award. This year´s award goes to Wasser 3.0 gGmbH - in gold!
13. May 2021
We made it and reached the TOP 20 at the Blue Tulip Awards. The journey continues.
25. April 2021
Our holistic strategy for dealing with microplastics and micropollutants such as pharmaceuticals, pesticides, PFAS and heavy metals in water is called detect | remove | reuse. In this article, we describe what lies behind it and the extent to which it opens up new ways for water treatment.