Podcast appearances and mentions of martin gross

Moderation Martin Gross/Gesendet in Ö1 am 14.3.2025++Auch die Kirchen sind Akteure im Ukraine-Krieg. Doch welchen Einfluss haben die Kirchen in diesem Krieg und wird der unterschätzt? Susanne Krischke++Die frühere langjährige ORF-Rom-Korrespondentin Mathilde Schwabeneder-Hain ist in der Nacht auf heute im Alter von 69 Jahren gestorben. Sie war Radio- und TV-Journalistin unter anderem in der ORF-Hauptabteilung Religion, Kommentatorin und erfolgreiche Buchautorin. Martin Gross

In this episode of the Pumps & Systems podcast, we're speaking with Dr. Martin Gross, CEO and founder of Gross-Wen Technologies. He's going to be telling us about algae-based technologies and their role in the wastewater industry. Tune in the first Wednesday of every month for new episodes of the podcast! Watch this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/kvzWLSdbWrI?si=BuWDNqUyU2oORFZ2 Pumps & Systems Podcast homepage: https://www.pumpsandsystems.com/podcast/ Pumps & Systems Magazine: http://www.pumpsandsystems.com Opening music: Know Myself - Patrick Patrikios Closing music: Freeling - Lauren Duski

Moderation Martin Gross/ Gesendet in Ö1 am 21.11.2024++Papst Franziskus hat neue, bescheidenere Regeln für kommende Papst-Beerdigungen festgelegt. Es soll weniger Särge und weniger Pomp geben und er will in der Basilica Santa Maria Maggiore beigesetzt werden.(Bernt Koschuh)++Anglikaner-Primas Justin Welby wird seine offiziellen Aufgaben als Erzbischof von Canterbury mit dem Dreikönigsfest am 6. Jänner 2025 beenden, nachdem er vergangene Woche seinen Rücktritt bekanntgegeben hat.++Demenzielle Erkrankungen erfordern weit mehr als eine rein klinische Abklärung und Behandlung. Maria Katharina Moser, Direktorin der evangelischen Diakonie, meint, das die stark anwachsende Zahl von an Demenz erkrankten Menschen auch Auswirkungen auf die Gesamtgesellschaft haben wird. (Martin Gross)

Martin Gross is the founder and chief executive officer of Gross-Wen Technologies. His vision for using algae to clean water and solve many other of the Earth's problems is driving the rapid expansion of Gross-Wen. After founding Gross-Wen Technologies in 2016, Gross led the development and commercialization of the revolving algal biofilm™️ treatment technology (RAB™️), a sustainable, next generation wastewater treatment system using algae. The RAB system recovers nitrogen and phosphorus from wastewater, produces clean water and air, and yields valuable algae biomass. Propelling the growth of Gross-Wen, Gross led substantial equity investments, Department of Energy and Agriculture grant funding awards exceeding $3 million, $15 million in equity investments and the approval of more than ten patents. Gross-Wen Technologies won the Carbon Zero Grand Challenge from a project with PUB, Singapore's water agency. A frequent speaker and respected thought leader, Gross' work is essential in pollution mitigation, offsetting climate change, and using algae as a nascent industry. His deep knowledge includes growing algae, fermentation, biofuels, renewable energy, wastewater, and agriculture. He serves on the board of directors of the Algae Biomass Organization and the Iowa Biotechnology Association. After earning a bachelor's degree in biological sciences from Iowa State University, Gross went on to earn a doctorate in food science and technology and a doctorate in biosystems engineering. Gross is on the faculty at Iowa State University, where he developed and teaches a course called Entrepreneurship for Graduate Students in Science and Engineering. Gross' Ph.D. in food science focused on growing microorganisms to make foods and chemical nutraceuticals. To this end, he founded GW Nutrition a food ingredient company that aims to improve the sensory profile of alternative proteins and make them easier to include in food formulations; GW Nutrition, Inc. is a spin-off from GWT.  When he is away from the office, he enjoys spending time with his wife and playing with his four young children. https://algae.com/ https://www.nexuspmg.com/

Gross Wen Technologies reached $15 Million in yearly sales while rolling out in three verticals and getting selected among hundreds of contestant in THE Global Water Hub - aka Singapore.All on the back of a simple, even seemingly simplistic technology: algae-based nutrient removal (and recovery).Oh and did I forget? They profitable from the get-go. What's the secret? Let's find out!More #water insights? Connect with me on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/antoinewalter1/ #️⃣ All the Links Mentioned in this Video #️⃣ Gross Wen Technologies' Website: https://algae.com/Connect with Martin on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/martin-gross-39125755/The last time we covered Green Algae on the podcast: https://smartlink.ausha.co/dont-waste-water/s4e11-are-you-still-fighting-green-algae-here-s-what-to-do-insteadMy Coverage of WEFTEC: https://youtu.be/UnvaN9ZDjPs

Longerich, Melanie www.deutschlandfunk.de, Dlf-Magazin

- Gestern hagelte es Kritik an Papst Franziskus, der in einem Interview der Ukraine "Mut zur weißen Fahne" und zu Verhandlungen unter internationaler Vermittlung nahegelegt hatte. Im Vatikan ist man bemüht zurückzurudern. (Martin Gross) -. Kinder und Jugendliche sind zwar- bis sie "geistig und körperlich reif dazu sind" - vom Fasten im Ramadan ausgenommen, der Ramadan wirkt sich aber dennoch auf den Alltag in manchen österreichischen Schulen aus. (Maria Harmer) - In Indien ist ein Einbürgerungsgesetz initiiert worden, das die größte religiöse Minderheit des Landes diskriminiert, - die Muslime.

Für unsere letzte Podcast-Folge zum Thema „Vertrauenskrise in Deutschland – braucht unsere Demokratie ein Update?“ haben wir uns drei Gäste eingeladen: Tino Schomann, Arkadiusz Szczesniak und Martin Gross.

In dieser Folge spricht Katharina Klein mit Martin Gross von Verdi.

In seinem Tagebuch aus dem russischen Krisenwinter 1998/99 erzählt Martin Gross vom Leben, Lieben und Unterrichten in einer sibirischen Provinzstadt. Auch wenn „Roman“ draufsteht, verrät das Buch doch viel über die Ursachen der gesellschaftlichen Verhältnisse in Russland heute. Von Tobias Lehmkuhlwww.deutschlandfunk.de, BüchermarktDirekter Link zur Audiodatei

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Die Bundestagswahl verspricht Spannung pur - nicht nur wegen des Wahlergebnisses, sondern auch ob der anschließenden Gespräche zwischen den Parteien. Für Martin Gross vom Geschwister-Scholl-Institut in München ist dabei klar, dass es "sehr, sehr lange dauern wird", ehe eine neue Regierung steht.

Welcher Einsatz für die dadurch entstandene komfortable Anbindung Wiens an die wichtigsten Städte in Asien und im Mittleren Osten notwendig war, und auf welche Erfolgsfaktoren Emirates in Österreich baut, hören Sie im kompakten WdF-Podcast.

Autor: Baltschev, Bettina Sendung: Büchermarkt Hören bis: 19.01.2038 04:14

"Wir sprechen alle deutsch, aber nicht dieselbe Sprache", sagt Martin Gross. Im Januar 1990 zieht der westdeutsche Autor nach Dresden, um die Folgen des Mauerfalls zu beobachten. Sein zwei Jahre später erschienener Roman "Das letzte Jahr" zeugt von Melancholie und Ernüchterung. War das überhaupt eine Revolution? Martin Gross im Gespräch mit Frank Kasper www.deutschlandfunk.de, Essay und Diskurs Hören bis: .. Direkter Link zur Audiodatei

"Wir sprechen alle deutsch, aber nicht dieselbe Sprache", sagt Martin Gross. Im Januar 1990 zieht der westdeutsche Autor nach Dresden, um die Folgen des Mauerfalls zu beobachten. Sein zwei Jahre später erschienener Roman "Das letzte Jahr" zeugt von Melancholie und Ernüchterung. War das überhaupt eine Revolution? Martin Gross im Gespräch mit Frank Kasper www.deutschlandfunk.de, Essay und Diskurs Hören bis: .. Direkter Link zur Audiodatei

Am 5.6. demonstrierten mehr als dreihundert Menschen vor dem Willi-Bleicher-Haus für die Demokratie und gegen Rechtsextremismus. In dieser Folge dokumentieren wir die Reden von Martin Kunzmann (DGB BaWü), Roman Zitzelsberger (IG Metall BaWü) und Martin Gross (ver.di BaWü).

Demokratie schützen und stärken Rede Martin Gross ver.di auf der DGB Kundgebung am 05.06.2020 in Stuttgart

Dr. Martin Gross, one of Gross-Wen Technologies (GWT) founders, discusses how GWT found success during and after their start at a Greater Des Moines (DSM) incubator.

Written and played by Volker Fisher, Fiddle by Kurt Baumer, Dobro Solo by Martin Gross, copyright 2009 by Fishdix Records.

Written and played by Volker Fisher, Fiddle by Kurt Baumer, Dobro Solo by Martin Gross, copyright 2009 by Fishdix Records.

    Martin Gross is the Founder and President of Gross-Wen Technologies, a next generation wastewater treatment company that makes use of microalgae to provide a sustainable and efficient alternative to conventional water treatment methods. As President, he has raised over $3 million in Angel and Series A investments, applied for numerous patents, and served as Principal Investigator in non-diluting SBIR grant funding. Martin has a Ph.D. in Agriculture & Biosystems Engineering, and a Ph.D. in Food Science and Technology from Iowa State University.   Martin joins me today to discuss the potential of microalgae in innovating the world’s wastewater treatment industry. He explains how their technology works, what sets it apart from traditional methods, and why he believes their process is sustainable and efficient. He also shares how they grow microalgae and why we shouldn’t worry about the possibility of algae-produced toxicity in water as well as describes how accelerators impacted the growth of his company.   “How do you have a successful business with algae? There are two ways today. That is to clean water or produce high-value algae products.” - Martin Gross   This Week on The Future of Agriculture Podcast:   How Gross-Wen Technologies grows and farms algae. The major advantage of algae to bacteria or chemical to clean nitrogen phosphorus from water. Where the nitrogen-phosphorus in water originates. Martin's background and how he started Gross-Wen Technologies. What piqued his interest in starting a business. How the technology works and how they validated the process. What makes their system much more efficient and cost-effective than conventional algae-growing technology? The challenges in growing one species of algae. How have accelerators impacted his business?   Key Takeaways:   Algae is better than bacteria or chemicals when it comes to cleaning water. An efficient water treatment system is sustainable.   Resources Mentioned: Ag Startup Engine Iowa State University Startup Factory   Connect with Martin Gross:   Gross-Wen Technologies We Are a Part of a Bigger Family!    The Future of Agriculture Podcast is now part of the Farm and Rural Ag Network. Listen to more ag-related podcasts by subscribing on iTunes or on the Farm and Rural Ag Network Website today.      Share the Ag-Love!    Thanks for joining us on the Future of Agriculture Podcast – your spot for valuable information, content, and interviews with industry leaders throughout the agricultural space! If you enjoyed this week’s episode, please subscribe on iTunes and leave your honest feedback. Don’t forget to share it with your friends on your favorite social media spots!    Learn more about AgGrad by visiting:  Future of Agriculture Website AgGrad Website AgGrad on Twitter  AgGrad on Facebook  AgGrad on LinkedIn  AgGrad on Instagram   

Der Bundesverband Ecommerce und Versandhandel Deutschland e.V. (bevh.org) vertritt über 500 Online-Händler und bietet eine Menge Kompetenz und Service. Im Gespräch mit dem stellvertretenden hauptamtlichen Geschäftsführer Martin Gross-Albenhausen spreche ich über die Entwicklung im E-Commerce, die besonderen Herausforderungen, die im Online-Handel gefragt sind. Auch die Frage, ob sich in der heutigen Zeit eine Gründung im Ecommerce lohnt besprechen wir inkl. weiterer sehr spannender Themen wie z.b. die neu geschaffene Ausbildung des Ecommerce Managers Kontakt, weitere Infos über unsere Shownotes unter www.ecommerce-vision.de/084

a great classic by Procol Harum and taken form Martin Gross' version

Martin Gross, author of “National Suicide” will talk about how America is in the process of self destruction. “Stalin's economic organization has been remarkably successful.” (1989 - Harvard's Robert B. Reich, former Labor Secretary under Bill Clinton. Another admirer of Soviet central planning was another American communist, namely Alan S. Blinder, former Fed Governor and still professor at Princeton University. He said, “The real question is not whether we want elements of socialism on planning to abridge our personal freedom, but by how much.” That's the intellectual backdrop that suggested we could live beyond our means. Government allocation of scarce resource funded by a printing press with an unlimited capacity to spend in the absence of a gold standard has led to unlimited debt, future poverty and enslavement. We will ask Martin Gross for ways to fix this problem and how he thinks we can prepare personally for the death of America as we have known it.

Since Nixon took us off the international gold standard in 1971, spending by the U.S. government as well as individuals and corporations has run amok. Martin Gross, author of “National Suicide” reports that government is not only spending trillions of dollars it doesn't have and thus sentencing our children to a life of poverty, but its programs are in many instances downright fraudulent. Even those programs that may not be riddled with fraud and abuse have had many negative unintended consequences. For example, even though the government has spent several trillion dollars for welfare since 2000, the number of people below the poverty line has risen above the 37 million Americans since then. Foreign policies relating to China and immigration are also destroying our living standards. The national government spending scam is resulting in the rich getting richer at the expense of the middle class. What can be done to stop this horrible trend? Author Martin Gross will explain.