Josef Wuensch at BASF Science Symposium 2015
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BASF Senior Vice President for Structural Materials Josef Wünsch explains the evolution of mobility at the BASF Science Symposium: smart energy for a sustainable future held on March 9th 2015 in Ludwigshafen, Germany. For more information see https://creator-space.basf.com/content/basf/creatorspace/en/events/symposium-ludwigshafen.past.html.
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