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  1. The Karlsruhe Institute of Technology is conducting research on projects like PEReCO₂.
  2. State universities contribute to regional research goals, with KIT, University of Tübingen, and Baden-Württemberg involved in advocacy.
  3. A project involving Karlsruhe Institute of Technology and Baden-Württemberg supports the state's goals for digital sovereignty.

An event involving KIT and Baden-Württemberg was opened by the Minister-President of Baden-Württemberg, featuring leadership from the institute and the state.

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An event involving KIT and Baden-Württemberg was opened by the Minister-President of Baden-Württemberg, featuring leadership from the institute and the state.

Who's involved

What this event is mainly about
Baden-WürttembergTamim AsfourOliver KraftJan S. HesthavenCem Özdemir

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A project involving Karlsruhe Institute of Technology and Baden-Württemberg supports the state's goals for digital sovereignty. All 1 developments

Within The Karlsruhe Institute of Technology is conducting research on projects like PEReCO₂.

The entities involved

  • Baden-Württemberg

    state in the southwest of the Federal Republic of Germany

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  • Cem Özdemir

    Turkish-German environmentalist and statesperson (born 1965)

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