Video Clips and Animations
Diverse and fascinating research in video clips: On this page we offer a selection of videos and three-dimensional animations that give an insight into the research at HZDR. All of our video clips can be downloaded, hyperlinked and used in accordance with our Terms of Use (German).
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Nanoelectronics: Highly Efficient Structures for Tomorrow's Information TechnologyTo manage the large data streams of the future we need new strategies and solutions that are more energy-efficient, which means avoiding the build-up of heat and enabling a faster data rate. At the Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf research is focusing on one electron property in particular: the spin. (03/2018 | This film was produced in cooperation with AVANGA Filmproduktion GmbH & Co. KG.) |
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HZDR Image Film: Fascinating ResearchExcellent scientists and technicians. State-of-the-art, large-scale research facilities.The Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf is the place where cutting-edge research is conducted on a global scale. In 2014 the film was awarded first prize in the "research & development" category at the 20th ITVA Awards. (12/2012 | This film was produced in cooperation with AVANGA Filmproduktion GmbH & Co. KG. Some animations were produced by Artificial Illusions Film OHG.) |
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Image Film of the Saxon Ministry of Science, Education and the Arts: Research in SaxonySaxony has to offer one of the densest research landscapes in Germany. Several universities, scientific institutes and research centers help to create a future worth living in. |
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Repository Research at HZDR. Sophisticated and NecessaryIn this short film scientists at HZDR’s Institute of Resource Ecology present their work at our research sites in Dresden, Leipzig and Grenoble. For their investigations they use modern spectroscopic methods in order to acquire an understanding of processes at molecular level. When analyzing rock formations they also use positron emission tomography as an imaging technique. This important fundamental research is thus generating robust data which should help experts and politicians to identify potential locations for nuclear waste repositories. Two Gold Awards At the World Media Festival in Hamburg (Germany) in Mai 2016, this HZDR film won an "interdedia-globe Gold" in the "Research and Science" category, and in April 2016 the Remi Award in Gold (category: Nuclear / Energy Issues) at the 49th WorldFest in Houston. (07/2015 | This film was produced in cooperation with AVANGA Filmproduktion GmbH & Co. KG) |
