Carolin Werthmann

Carolin Werthmann studied Literature, Art and Media Science at the University of Konstanz and has worked for Callwey Verlag, a German publisher specializing in architecture, crafts and landscape architecture. She also studied Cultural Journalism at University of Television and Film in Munich (HFF Munich) and currently writes for publications including the Süddeutsche Zeitung, one of Germany’s leading newspapers.

over 1 year ago
NelumBox: A 3D-Printed Mini-Fridge Revolutionizes Logistics

Tec4Med Lifescience GmbH has developed the NelumBox, a 3D-printed, sustainable cold-chain solution for storing and transporting medicines.

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9 months ago
Europe’s Urban Centers Provide Visions of Smarter, Greener Future Cities

From Vienna and Paris to the small German town of Lemgo, discover the destinations now setting the agenda for smarter, greener future cities.

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almost 2 years ago
The Construction Solution Has Been Here All Along: Renewable Materials

Although conventional construction depends on finite resources and emits high levels of carbon, alternative, renewable materials are on the rise.

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about 2 years ago
This Start-Up Is Building Affordable Housing for All

NEULANDT is making a portable precast plant available to developing countries so that skilled workers can begin building affordable housing for all.

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over 2 years ago
Can a 3D-Printed Boat Design Inspire a Sea Change in the Marine Industry?

Moi Composites has created a 3D-printed boat design that would have been inconceivable to produce using traditional boatbuilding fabrication methods.

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about 3 years ago
From 3D Printing to Apps, 4 Ways Students Are Fighting Coronavirus Worldwide

Students are helping those in need during the coronavirus pandemic by 3D printing face shields and programming apps that monitor disease progression.

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