News

12.12.25
PhD candidate Nanning Jaeschke recently completed a three months research stay with Prof. Walther Chapman's group at Rice University School of Engineering and Computing in the U.S.
11.12.25
M. Adrian, K. M. Eckert, M. R. Serial, A. Tsanda, L. Rennpferdt, together with S. Benders, H. K. Trieu, T. Knopp, I. Smirnova, and A. Penn have shared their latest results on NMR relaxometry for investigation of solvent-polarity-dependent molecular interactions in stimuli-responsive lyogels.
15.11.25
On Thursday, November 13, 2025, the large-scale instrument, the "Environmental and In-Situ Scanning Electron Microscope," funded by the German Research Foundation (DFG), was officially inaugurated by Dr.-Ing. Martin Ritter, Head of the Electron Microscopy Unit (BEEM).
14.11.25
PhD candidates Hossein Ostovar, Moritz Hollenberg and Tom Liebing together with Dr. Oliver Korup, Dr.-Ing. Dennis Kähler, Prof. Thorsten A. Kern, and Prof. Raimund Horn have shared their latest results on simulation-driven Electrical Impedance Tomography (EIT) for buoyancy-driven electrolyte mixing.
13.11.25
We were delighted to welcome Barbara von Graeve from the FKi Diversity for Success for a dedicated Career Planning Workshop with our female PhDs and researchers at TUHH.
06.11.25
The award, given by the Particle Technology Forum at the 2025 AIChE Annual Meeting in Boston, recognizes a "recent outstanding scientific/technical accomplishment which has made a significant impact in the field of fluid-particle systems or in a related field with potential for cross fertilization."
30.10.25
Our PhD candidate Anton Geläschus from the Institute of Microsystems Technology attended the congress in Duisburg from October 27–29.
14.10.25
Last week we had the pleasure of hosting Prof. Anne-Marie Billet, an international leading expert in Multiphase Reactor Engineering from the FERMaT (Toulouse, France) at our CRC in Hamburg.
10.10.25
Celebrating Another Year of Outstanding Research at the Hamburg University of Technology!
30.09.25
Dr. Anna Klünker and Prof. Kathrin Padberg-Gehle (Leuphana Universität Lüneburg) together with Prof. Alexandra von Kameke (Hamburg University of Applied Sciences) have shared their latest results on a Lagrangian description and quantification of scalar mixing in fluid flows from particle tracks.