Das Kompetenzzentrum Wasser Berlin bekommt Verstärkung: Mit Alexandra Auer, Annika Kramer, Celina Krüger und Katharina Rosenthal bereichern gleich vier neue Kolleginnen unser Team.

in: euwid-wasser.de

The real-world laboratory project IWIQ has entered the implementation phase and will, over the course of three years, test the recovery of water and heat from greywater – specifically in existing buildings. KWB is taking on the role of the coordinator.

in: nachrichten.idw-online.de

The future is being tested in the heart of Berlin – starting on August 25, 2025, three new real-world laboratories will address pressing future challenges related to building materials, recycling, and the recovery of water and heat from greywater. TU Berlin is involved in all three projects. In the IWIQ real-world lab, the Kompetenzzentrum Wasser Berlin is taking on the coordinating role.

in: rbb-online.de, 08.25.25

With its real-world laboratories for resource-efficient innovation, TU Berlin is launching three forward-looking projects: building with recycled concrete, greywater reuse (project IWIQ), and drone logistics. Despite receiving several million euros in funding from the Berlin Senate, the projects face major hurdles – most notably rigid regulations and lengthy approval processes. KWB is taking the lead in the IWIQ project.

Am 25. August 2025 startete das Reallaborprojekt IWIQ – Integrierte Wasser- und Wärmerückgewinnung im Quartier – mit einer feierlichen Auftaktveranstaltung in die Umsetzungsphase.

auf: inforadio.de des rbb

"Wassersmarte industrielle Symbiosen" sollen den Wasserverbrauch in der Industrie reduzieren. Das Kompetenzzentrum Wasser Berlin hat den Ansatz untersucht.

in: F&S Filtrieren und Separieren

Das KWB untersucht in einem Pilotprojekt in Dänemark, wie Abwasser aufbereitet und wiederverwendet werden kann und berücksichtigt dabei den gesamten Aufbereitungszyklus.

Water scarcity is a pressing global issue, with 38% of Europe's population affected in 2019 alone. But what if we could transform industrial wastewater into a valuable resource?

We are delighted that Dr. Veronika Zhiteneva was appointed at the beginning of 2024 to be our new group leader for the new "Water Treatment & Reuse" research group.

in: gwf Wasser | Abwasser 07/23

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