Support for tomorrow’s scientists
LANXESS pledges USD $250,000 to the science education of students in El Dorado, Arkansas, USA.
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New RO membrane elements impress in practice
Clean water is essential for human life. Contaminated water is the primary cause of many infectious diseases, especially in developing countries. In the developing world, and elsewhere, untreated wastewater is still dumped into rivers.
Awarded for museum: colored concrete gives the perfect look
French architect Rudy Ricciotti has won the Colored Concrete Works Award 2017. LANXESS has been presenting this award since 2012 to architects who use colored concrete in their work. Riccioti (54) received this honor for his “Musée des Civilisations de l’Europe et de la Méditerranée” (MuCEM) building project for one of the world’s most popular […]
Search for water stress solutions
In many regions of the world, there is a shortage of clean drinking water. If water consumption exceeds renewable resources by 40 percent, experts refer to this as extreme water stress. At present, about 2.5 billion people live under water stress. According to estimates, by 2025 this will include than half of the world population. How can we meet these challenges? What are the solution approaches? LANXESS has invited representatives from the fields of politics, science, environmental organizations and industry to a round table discussion of these questions.
A day full of experiments
With its Lewabrane® membrane elements, LANXESS is helping to make a precious resource of water available worldwide.
Sulfuric acid good enough to eat
With its Lewabrane® membrane elements, LANXESS is helping to make a precious resource of water available worldwide.
Dyeing textiles without effluent
Clean water is essential for human life. Contaminated water is the primary cause of many infectious diseases, especially in developing countries. In the developing world, and elsewhere, untreated wastewater is still dumped into rivers.
