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Anja Krieger

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Anja Krieger’s Biography

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I create, host and produce the Plastisphere Podcast on plastic, people and the planet. For radio, audio, online and print media, I report on the environment, science, and technology, as an independent producer.

In 2015-2016, I was a Knight Science Journalism Fellow at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). I hold a German Diploma in Cultural Sciences from the European University Viadrina in Frankfurt (Oder), and have studied two semesters abroad in Salamanca, Spain, and Berkeley, Cali…

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Plastisphere Podcast

Plastisphere Podcast

Plastic has become the basis for our modern lives. And yet, the waste it creates threatens animals, ecosystem…

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High‐Throughput Electrospinning of Unmodified and Aminated Poly(Pentafluorostyrene) for Fiber‐Reinforced Proton Exchange Membranes

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By Muhammad Solihul Mu'min, Anja Krieger, Maximilian Wagner, Simon Thiele
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction Nanofibers are among the most reported functional structures utilized in numerous applications, including composite membranes in electrochemical energy devices such as fuel cells, electrolyzers, and redox flow batteries.[1] The trend toward using thin membranes encourages applying reinforcement structures to increase the membrane's mechanical stability and control the membrane's permeability.[2, 3] In addition, they possess high uniaxial conductivity, which promotes their...
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Plastic Money - Turning Off the Subsidies Tap

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By Anja Krieger
| Plastisphere: A podcast on plastic pollution in the environment
In March 2024, negotiators and experts came together in Bellagio, Italy, for an exclusive meeting to discuss an essential topic: Plastic money. And we’re not talking about credit cards here, but the actual money we people around the world are paying for the production of plastics through our governments’ subsidies.
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‎Plastisphere: A podcast on plastic pollution in the environment : Plastic Money - Turning Off the Subsidies Tap sur Apple Podcasts

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By Anja Krieger
| Apple Podcasts
In March 2024, negotiators and experts came together in Bellagio, Italy, for an exclusive meeting to discuss an essential topic: Plastic money. And we’re not talking about credit cards here, but the actual money we people around the world are paying for the production of plastics through our governments’ subsidies. Ronald Steenblik was the one who made me aware of this issue.
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GROW stipend

2019
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MIT Knight Science Journalism Fellow

2015
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UMSICHT science award

2015
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Hostwriter Prize

2014

Together with the Climate News Mosaic

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