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27.04.26

PhD candidate Timo Merbach and his colleagues from CRC's projects B03, B06 and C01 have shared their latest results 3D Liquid Flow Fields in Additive Manufactured Structures for SMART Reactors Using Large-Scale Vertical Magnetic Resonance Imaging and Computational Fluid Dynamics.
20.04.26

Researchers from CRC projects A03 (TUHH) and C03 (University of Hamburg) have successfully completed the first field tests of a newly developed hydrogen sensor, delivering promising insights into hydrogen dissolved in the liquid phase.
09.04.26

Finn Sommer and colleagues from TUHH use neural networks to approximate the Basset force in the equations of motion of inertial particles, so that particle trajectories can be computed with standard numerical solvers, in a preprint on arXiv.
03.04.26

Exciting new results have just been published on "Boosting the chemical hydrogenolysis of glycerol to 1,2-propanediol" by P. Hassenstein, D. Niehaus, N. Taherkhani, J. Krueger, D. Voß, D. Lumpp, J. Albert from UHH together with B. Schroeter, I. Smirnova, L. Paschalidis, and M. Skiborowski from TUHH.
30.03.26

Maximilian Becker, Maike Orth, Anupam Kumar, Dennis Kähler, Matthias Kuhl, Stefan Heinrich and Thorsten A. Kern presented the latest results on the multi-state analysis of dissolvable powders by impedance spectroscopy.
24.03.26

Nick Hildebrandt and colleagues from TUHH combine real-time MRI with three-dimensional CFD-DEM simulations of vibrated fluidized beds, finding that low-to-moderate vibration has no significant effect on bed hydrodynamics under gas-dominated conditions, in Powder Technology.
20.03.26

The section on "Interfacial Flow" was organized by CRC researchers Prof. Alexandra von Kameke (Hamburg University of Applied Sciences), Dr.-Ing. Christian Weiland and Prof. Michael Schlüter (Hamburg University of Technology), featuring 20 oral presentations by international experts.
03.03.26

D. Lumpp, S. Shaikh, C. Ruhmlieb, and J. Albert (UHH) together with F. Riebesehl, K. Kruber, B. Schroeter, I. Smirnova, M. Skiborowski, and B. Fiedler (TUHH) have shared their latest results on a multifunctional carbon-nanotube supported catalyst for glycerol hydrogenolysis to 1,2-propanediol.
02.03.26

Ryan Rautenbach and colleagues from TUHH and TU Delft show that repeated large eddy simulations of the same stirred tank predict noticeably different mixing times, in Computers & Chemical Engineering.
26.02.26

Dominique Lumpp and Piet Hassenstein, PhD candidates in Prof. Jakob Albert's group at the Institute of Technical and Macromolecular Chemistry, represented our CRC at the symposium held at the University of Hamburg.
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