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Sustainable construction aims to reduce the enormous consumption of energy and resources caused by the construction industry. The focus is on technical, economic and social changes in the use of raw materials, sustainable building materials and innovative materials, the expansion of recycling, and the establishment of a circular economy. This requires interdisciplinary collaboration between academia and industry. As part of the Saxony⁵ Transfer Network, funded by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research, numerous researchers will provide insights into the latest developments at this public event through presentations, discussions and demonstrations.
Come along to learn more, network and help us translate the latest research findings into practical applications.
Event details: 23 October 2023 | 2.00 pm – 5.30 pm (doors open: 1.30 pm) HTWK Leipzig / Carbonbetontechnikum | Hans-Weigel-Straße 2b | 04319 Leipzig
Registration is open until 12 October 2023 via the following link
https://www.htwk-leipzig.de/forschen/nb-2023.
This year’s annual event will take place at the Carbon Concrete Technology Centre at HTWK Leipzig, where technology transfer can be experienced first-hand: in this globally unique model factory, the automated production of carbon concrete components will in future be tested on a pilot scale and demonstrated with a view to transferring the latest research findings.
The programme of talks for the public part of the event therefore focuses on the Saxony⁵ application area ‘Sustainable Construction’ within the technology transfer field of the environment. Sustainable construction aims to reduce the enormous consumption of energy and resources caused by the construction industry. This requires interdisciplinary collaboration between academia and industry – both to develop new materials and establish circular economy concepts, and to transfer the latest research findings into practice.
If you have any questions regarding the presentations or the programme of the event, please contact Dr Franziska Böhl (telephone: 0341/3076-6626, email).
Further information on the project can be found at the following link:
Text: Saxony5 / Image: Stephan Flad/HTWK Leipzig