The students presented the results of their eight-week project work in a hybrid format. A strong example of how studies, exams and project work can be successfully combined within the framework of an international Interreg project.
Focus: Whole-life waste management in practice
Within just eight weeks, the interdisciplinary and international team developed concrete, implementable solutions – in line with current regulatory requirements in Germany and the EU:
🔹 Analysis of the legal environment on the subject of waste
🔹 Overview of best practices in waste management
🔹 Overview of suitable KPIs for waste management
🔹 Employee training and sustainable awareness-raising concepts
🔹 Visually appealing posters to support everyday work
🔹 Gamification elements for interactive training
🔹 AI-generated video for modern knowledge transfer
🔹 Comprehensive final report with concrete recommendations for action
Particularly impressive:
The team, with backgrounds in applied computer science, business administration, bionics, biomedical technology and chemical engineering, quickly familiarised themselves with a new subject area and developed practical, innovative and sustainable solutions.
We would like to express our sincere thanks to Molkerei Söbbeke GmbH for their trusting cooperation – in particular
- Kseniia Reimer (Sustainability) for her close support in terms of content
- Georg Stenkamp (Head of Operations) for his support from kick-off to final presentation
Equally big thanks to the accompanying team from SSL:
- Nele Binder as Innovation Coach
- Daniel Schaschek and Christin Schwartz as Team Scouts
for their continuous support of the students and guidance of the group processes.
Congratulations to the entire student team:
Amir Rosenzweig, Dimitri Farberov, Canan Yesilagac, Yash Jadhav, Fatemeh Akrami, Gleb Anurev, Annika Elderink and Nicolas Brown Esteban.