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027 | Beyond Rare Earths: AI and the Race for Better Materials (opens the original)
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What if some of today’s most critical material dependencies could be designed away? In this episode of the German Innovators Podcast, hosts Bettina B. Scheibe and Johannes P. Lehmann speak with Dr. Hanh Nguyen , co-founder and CEO of Munich-based alqem , about how AI is changing materials discovery — and why the ability to design, validate and industrialise alternatives to scarce and strategically important resources could become a major competitive advantage. From electric motors and renewable-
026 | Reinventing High‑Energy Lasers: From Advanced Manufacturing to Fusion (opens the original)
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What will it take to make high-energy lasers more efficient, scalable and commercially viable? In this episode of the German Innovators Podcast, host Johannes P. Lehmann speaks with Nikolaus “Klaus” Metzger, founder and CEO of Canberra-based high-E Photonics, about the next generation of high-energy and ultrafast laser systems—and the opportunities they could unlock across science, advanced manufacturing, space, defence and fusion research. Drawing on more than 25 years of experience in laser de
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