Nuclear energy 2.0 | PLZ78
The pollution of the earth’s atmosphere with CO2 must be reduced in order to keep the climate stable.
In order to achieve an energy supply without CO2, there is the CO2-free alternative of nuclear energy in addition to wind and solar energy.
In Germany in particular, nuclear energy is considered too dangerous and is no longer used.
However, new developments and findings argue for a return to this very clean form of energy.
The various aspects, safety, final storage and radiation protection will be discussed in the lecture from the perspective of physicist Dr. Eduard Heindl.
Bild: Prof. Heindl
Dr. Eduard Heindl has a degree in physical engineering and is a graduate physicist. He has already used neural networks for various applications in his dissertation at the University of Tübingen in 2001.
After founding several companies, publishing several specialist books and receiving awards for his activities, he has been a professor at Furtwangen University in the Faculty of Business Informatics since 2003.
Since 2008, he has been a member of the Rotary Club Furtwangen-Triberg and a board member of the Integrata Foundation for the humane use of information technology.
After founding several companies, publishing several specialist books and receiving awards for his activities, he has been a professor at Furtwangen University in the Faculty of Business Informatics since 2003.
Since 2008, he has been a member of the Rotary Club Furtwangen-Triberg and a board member of the Integrata Foundation for the humane use of information technology.
Contact:
To book a presentation, please email eduard@heindl.de or call +49-7723-5034-78.