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09.09.26

Lukas Rennpferdt and colleagues from TUHH present fabrication methods for scaling up responsive hydrogel microvalves, so that a higher throughput can be reached while fast response times are maintained, in Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research.
31.08.26

Anna Klünker and colleagues from Leuphana University Lüneburg, HAW Hamburg and TUHH use a transfer operator method to uncover dynamical compartments in a stirred tank reactor and quantify the mixing between them with a Markov state model, in Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research.
26.08.26

Lara Gibowsky and colleagues from TUHH and TU Graz measure how biopolymer-based hydrogel particles deform under compression and reproduce their behaviour with a new tetrapod-based discrete element model, in Materials & Design.
13.08.26

Johannes Gmeiner and colleagues from the University of Hamburg reinforce organogel beads with iron(III) ions, raising the compressive Young modulus by a factor of 378 while keeping the swelling fully reversible, in Polymer International.
07.08.26

Sri Sannihita Chavali and colleagues from TUHH and Kiel University compare Aerographite with graphite as a cathode material for electroautotrophic biofilms, addressing two bottlenecks in oxic microbial electrosynthesis, in Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research.
02.08.26

Nanning Jaeschke and colleagues from TUHH and Rice University assess PC-SAFT parametrisations and network models for the equilibrium swelling of pNIPAM lyogels in multicomponent solvents, in Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research.
02.08.26

Nanning Jaeschke and colleagues from TUHH and Rice University develop a numerically robust framework for gel phase equilibria that combines PC-SAFT with polymer-network elasticity, in Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research.
02.08.26

Tom Liebing and colleagues from TUHH present a fully embedded, low-cost electrical impedance tomography platform for the in situ monitoring of reactive media in laboratory-scale reactors, in Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research.
21.07.26

Vivien Jesenofsky and colleagues from TUHH show that limiting oxygen availability redirects electron flow in Cupriavidus necator, enabling growth-decoupled biotransformations with up to 93 percent molar conversion, in Bioresource Technology.
20.07.26

Johannes Gmeiner and colleagues from the University of Hamburg and TUHH prepare chemoresponsive organogel beads by UV droplet polymerisation and study how quickly they swell and shrink when the solvent changes, in Macromolecules.
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