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Transport Research at DLR
The transport sector is a cornerstone of Germany's industrialised economy. It satisfies individual mobility needs, provides employment and makes up a significant share of the net economic added value. On the other hand, transport has some adverse effects. Noise and exhaust emissions harm the population and the environment and large numbers of people are victims of traffic accidents. From the tense relationship between the demands for mobility and its negative effects, the need arises for an intensive examination of current and future problems in the transport sector. DLR has taken up this challenge. |
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DLR 2010 – Research for the future
27 January 2010
One of the principal tasks of the German Aerospace Center (DLR) is research aimed at the protection of the environment. Scientists here develop technologies and concepts to improve our living conditions and to make them more environmentally friendly. DLR has taken on numerous challenges for 2010, including research on alternative aviation fuels and a satellite that will test innovative components for future space missions. |
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DLR review of the year 2009
21 December 2009
An exciting, eventful and successful year is coming to an end for the German Aerospace Center (DLR). Our review presents the highlights of the year - from the DLR HALO research aircraft through the appointment of ‘our’ astronaut, Alexander Gerst, to the first flight of the fuel cell aircraft Antares and the record number of visitors on Aerospace Day. Enjoy, Season's Greetings and a Happy New Year! |
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