➀ The Martin-Luther-Universität Halle-Wittenberg (MLU) secures €64.5 million in funding for the "Center for Chiral Electronics" excellence cluster, collaborating with three institutions to develop energy-efficient electronic materials and technologies;

➁ Research focuses on leveraging chirality in materials to create stable, high-performance electronics, addressing future semiconductor and storage technology needs;

➂ The initiative aligns with the European Chips Act, aiming to bolster Germany’s semiconductor production and inspire youth through science education programs.