The electronic nose: fresh food at a glance!

The electronic nose: fresh food at a glance!

The University of Hohenheim brings a breath of fresh air to the food industry! With the groundbreaking "electronic nose", consumers can now easily determine the freshness of fruit and vegetables. This innovative technology recognizes whether the products are still edible or already start to spoil. End of the guessing rates in the supermarket - the electronic nose ensures more security when shopping!

Women's power in the start-up scene

Another highlight is the EXIST Women project, which encourages women to found their own companies. In a world in which founders are still underrepresented, this program relies on innovation and self -fulfillment. Women can not only realize their business ideas here, but also make valuable contacts and learn new skills. A real booster for the female start -up culture!

In addition, the Ernst-Meumann young talent price for outstanding services in the field of empirical pedagogy is awarded. This year Julia Katharina Weiß and Matthias Bottling from the University of Hohenheim can look forward to the award. Your research sets new standards and show how important the promotion of young talents is in science.

The Hohenheimer Gardens and the flour berry

The Hohenheim gardens proudly present the flour berry, which is often in the shade of other plants, but offers many advantages. It is not only a feast for the eyes with its colorful leaves and fragrant flowers, but also an important source of food for insects and birds. The flour berry is celebrated as a tree in 2024 and shows how valuable nature is for our ecosystem.