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12.06.26

As part of our CRC seminar series, Professor Pirker gave an outstanding lecture on "Real-time recurrence CFD simulations in the realm of SMART Reactors".
05.06.26

Jonah Hasse and colleagues from the University of Hamburg and TUHH use organogel beads as a valve that regulates the flow in a reactor by itself while benzyl alcohol is oxidised, in Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research.
04.06.26

Johannes Gmeiner and colleagues from the University of Hamburg and TUHH couple a chemoresponsive organogel valve to an esterification reactor, letting the reaction mixture set its own residence time, in Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research.
27.05.26

Piet Hassenstein and his colleagues from the University of Hamburg and TUHH present a SMART reactor concept for the chemical hydrogenolysis of glycerol to 1,2-propanediol, coupling modelling with experiment to tailor selectivity and reaction control, in Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research.
27.05.26

The spokesperson of the CRC 1615 SMART Reactors from TU Hamburg was welcomed by the CRC/TRR 287 BULK-REACTION at the Otto-von-Guericke University Magdeburg for giving a lecture on the future of SMART reactors.
26.05.26

Vamika Rathi and Daniel Ruprecht from TUHH extend a multi-step numerical algorithm to solve the full Maxey–Riley–Gatignol equation in three-dimensional flows including gravity, in Proceedings in Applied Mathematics and Mechanics.
15.05.26

Guanru Pan and Timm Faulwasser from the Institute of Control Systems at TUHH, together with colleagues from NTNU Trondheim, have had their paper on “Uncertainty Propagation under Residual Disturbances” accepted for the 23rd IFAC World Congress in Busan/Korea from August 23 to 28, 2026.
14.05.26

Artyom Tsanda and his colleagues from TUHH have published new results on system matrix restoration for Magnetic Particle Imaging using deep learning and physics - based simulation training data, in Physics in Medicine and Biology.
08.05.26

Sami Wirtensohn and colleagues from Helmholtz-Zentrum Hereon, TUM and TUHH demonstrate the first directional dark-field setup for nanoscale X-ray microscopy, mapping the orientation of structures that are smaller than the resolution of the image, in Light: Science & Applications.
05.05.26

Carina Hedrich and colleagues from TUHH, the University of Hamburg and KIT review how atomic layer deposition is used to build functional vanadium oxide nanostructures and which crystalline phases and applications they open up, in Applied Materials Today.
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