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Summer School 2022

From 27 June to 01 July the Summer School 2022 with techical focus took place at the Theodor-Schwartz-Haus in Brodten, Lübeck – Travemünde. Focusing on the interests and wishes of the MGK participants the general topic was „Following Nature’s Example: Self-Assembly of Nanostructures“, which is also central to the scientific interests in the SFB 986. In addition to scientific workshops the participants were able present their projects in a poster session

The following scientists hosted interactive workshops in their respective fields upon invitation based on suggestion of the participants:

Prof. Dr. Nicolas Vogel
Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg
Self-assembly: Structure – Function – Dynamics

Dr. Martin Ritter
Technische Universität Hamburg
Quantitative FIB Tomography of nano-structures

Prof. Dr. Manuela Killian
Universität Siegen
XPS and ToF-MS for Surface Characterization in Organic-Inorganic Composites

Prof. Dr. Vinod Kumar Saranathan
Krea University, Chennai - India
Self-assembly of biophotonic nanostructures: From photonic crystals to photonic glasses

Dr. Eva-Marie Steyskal
Graz University of Technology
Surface modification of nanoporous metals by self-assembeld monolayers

Dr. Rafael Libanori
ETH Zürich
Learning from Nature: applying biological design principles in the fabrication of intelligent materials

The Integrated Research Training Group, plus the coordinators Dr. Layla Tulimat and Clemens Schröter, with Summer School speakers Prof. Dr. Vinod Saranathan (Kreta University) in Brodten, Lübeck-Travemünde during the SFB 986 Summer School 2022 (copyright: Layla Tulimat).
Prof. Dr. Nicolas Vogel from the FAU Erlangen elaborates the fundamentals of self-assembly with the summer school participants (copyright: Clemens Schröter).
Dr. Ritter, head of the electron microscopy department at TUHH, discusses opportunities and limitations of FIB tomography with the summer school participants (copyright: Clemens Schröter).
Summer School participants present results of discussions on applying molecular motors in material science together with Dr. Libanori from ETH Zürich (copyright: Clemens Schröter).