In his research role at the TU in Delft, Christopher Adlung examines adoption and diffusion of Frugal Innovation and Telemedicine in low- and middle-income countries like Nigeria, Uganda, Kenya, and Togo. As a problem-solver and speaker of the Maximilan-Reinelt-Zentrum, he is engaged in on-site volunteer projects in low-resource settings, aiming to identify local challenges and develop targeted solutions along sustainable and circular value chains. As an upcoming entrepreneur and interface to public, private, and academic institutions, he shapes transformative ecosystems across sectors like healthcare, energy, mobility, agriculture, and biodiversity. Christopher is looking for lighthouse projects in the field of circularity, aiming to address challenges on a societal, environmental, and economic scale.
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