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The use of natural processes for wastewater treatment is the focus of Alvaro Burgos' master's thesis. In the faculty's laboratories, he developed and tested three different material formulations for biocompatible polymer composites – also known as hydrogels.

Since October 2025, HSRW has been offering monthly culinary language tandems in the vhs kitchen in Kamp-Lintfort in cooperation with vhs Moers – Kamp-Lintfort.

An idea from the Klever Birne 2025 sustainability competition is turning into reality: the Klever Becher is now available for purchase at the tourist information office in the city of Kleve.

The Green FabLab of the Faculty of Communication and Environment in Kamp-Lintfort is located slightly away from the campus in the ‘Zechenpark’. What was once an offering for the State Garden Show has now become a permanent learning centre for the university.

The AIS Lab works in an interdisciplinary manner and connects science with society. Doctoral research and work in the AIS Lab environment is also equally interdisciplinary.

Every two months on Friday evenings, practitioners meet at the Lower Rhine Agroforestry Round Table to discuss agroforestry topics. November marks the tenth meeting.

For the 10th time, the Lower Rhine Energy Scouts visited Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences and dealt with the challenges of climate change adaptation in theory and practice.

We held a mid-term celebration with a roadshow about our diverse project activities and guest speakers on how sustainable change can benefit the region.

The Neuhoffnungsstollen tunnel at the MERCUR mine in Bad Ems, Rhineland-Palatinate, is the focus of a research project involving the Earth Observation Lab - IoT Lab at HSRW.

The Klever Birne sustainability award was presented for the third time on the evening of 11 September 2025. Nine teams gave three-minute presentations at the award ceremony. The jury awarded first prize to the team ‘10 m2 Neighbourhood’.

No matter what it's called—a flea market, a jumble sale, or a children's clothing exchange—it always means the same thing: a temporary market for used clothing and other items, preferably on the weekends, where people can browse and haggle.

You've got a great idea for Kleve, but you're lacking the resources? You're a company looking for a volunteer project worth supporting? Then the mini-Klever is the place to connect.