A woman is standing in a laboratory

Guest researcher Ndapanda Musole characterizes electrical discharge in synthetic air at PTB

FriendsSabine Thomas, Lissa Moshagen

Four Namibian Master’s students spent six months at the Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt (PTB) in Braunschweig last year. This is what Ndapanda Musole had to say. We were curious to hear about Ndapanda Musole’s first impressions of Germany and how she adjusted to living in a new country. She first noticed the infrastructure and the buildings, but…

Four Namibian Master’s students standing outside the University of Namibia. The Berlin Bear statue behind them has raised its paws to wish them good luck.

PTB hosted four Namibian Green Hydrogen Master’s students

FriendsMoritz Ackermann, Ella Jones (Ed.)

Four green hydrogen scholarships awarded Namibia has one of the world’s highest potentials of wind and solar power generation. In 2020 the country created a vision of producing green hydrogen and developing a green economy. Namibia is inspiring the international hydrogen community. Projects are being developed with its unprecedented dynamic hydrogen production as well as…