Fraunhoferyhtiöiden

Fraunhoferyhtiöiden, also known as the Fraunhofer Society, is a German research organization. It is the largest organization for applied research and development in Europe. Founded in 1949, its primary goal is to bridge the gap between scientific discovery and industrial application. The Fraunhofer Society operates more than 70 research institutes and facilities across Germany, employing tens of thousands of scientists and engineers.

The organization undertakes contract research for industry, public administrations, and other research institutions. Its work spans a wide range of fields, including materials science, information and communication technology, energy, life sciences, and production engineering. Fraunhofer's research is characterized by its focus on practical solutions and the development of innovative technologies that can be commercialized. This applied approach aims to support the competitiveness of German and European industries.

Fraunhoferyhtiöiden plays a significant role in fostering innovation and economic growth. It actively collaborates with universities, research centers, and businesses both nationally and internationally. The society also contributes to the training of young scientists and engineers. Through its extensive network and diverse expertise, Fraunhoferyhtiöiden has established itself as a key player in the European research landscape, driving technological advancements and contributing to societal progress.