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15.08.25
The systems engineering expert gave an excellent, dynamic lecture on "Smart Reactor for CO2 Methanation by Integrated Computer-Aided Catalyst and Process", presenting a computer-aided cross-scale approach for the design of sustainable chemical production processes.
08.08.25
Timo Merbach, Felix Kexel and Michael Schlüter from the Institute of Multiphase Flows together with Jonas Faltinath, Martin Möddel, Tobias Knopp and Fabian Mohn from the Institute for Biomedical Imaging developed a magneto-mechanical resonator (MMR) for wireless pressure measurement.
07.08.25
Our new postdoctoral researcher at the Electron Microscopy Unit (Betriebseinheit Elektronenmikroskopie, BeEM) with a background in materials science, is fascinated about exploring nanostructured materials to understand and to tailor their unique functionalities.
14.07.25
Julio Urizarna-Carasa and Daniel Ruprecht from the Institute of Mathematics at TUHH have worked together with Alexandra von Kameke (HAW Hamburg) and Kathrin Padberg-Gehle (Leuphana University Lüneburg) on the relevance of the Basset history term for Lagrangian particle dynamics.
11.07.25
In our CRC seminar, the expert in biofunctional materials systems gave an excellent lecture on "Functional porous and superhydrophobic 3D structures".
04.07.25
The Best Poster Award was given to our PhD candidate Maike Orth from the Institute of Solids Process Engineering and Particle Technology.
02.07.25
We were pleased to welcome Prof. Walter Chapman from Rice University (Houston, US) once again to the CRC 1615 in Hamburg.
30.06.25
PhD candidate Vamika Rathi, from Prof. Daniel Ruprechts´s group at the Institute of Mathematics at TUHH, represented our CRC last week at the University of Strathclyde in Glasgow, Scotland.
26.06.25
The guest from Erlangen gave an inspiring talk on "Hierarchical Zeolites as Components in Structured Reactors - Concepts and Preparation Strategies".
23.06.25
Today the Hamburg University of Technology hosted the annual MINT Experience Day – a highlight for everyone passionate about Mathematics, Informatics, Natural Sciences, and Technology – whether students from grades 8–13, teachers, parents, or simply the curious!