The latest newsletter from TU Braunschweig covers a wide range of topics and events happening at the university. One of the key highlights is the insights into the newly opened H2 terminal, where hydrogen research is being concentrated. The interview with David Sauss and Professor Bernd Engel sheds light on the importance of ageing tests on fuel cells and how hydrogen and batteries can help stabilize the electricity grid. Additionally, the university is hosting a Digital Town Hall to present its sustainability strategy, emphasizing a commitment to environmental goals. Projects like phosphorus recycling and the Drawing Room [R]Evolution showcase innovative research in areas like environmental engineering and architecture. The newsletter also features upcoming events such as the Lower Saxony Summer School focusing on fuel cells and batteries, providing students and professionals with practical insights into efficient power generation and storage technologies. Overall, the newsletter reflects the university's active engagement in research, sustainability, and educational initiatives, highlighting a positive outlook on the future of technology and environmental responsibility.